COLUMNIST: JAMES ATTAH ANSAH

Inclusive education policies are ambitious. Sometimes inspiring. Often beautifully written. But policies do not teach ch ...

Across the world, inclusive and special education policies have multiplied with impressive speed. Governments pledge to ...

The Beauty and Importance of Hearing If your ears could talk, they rsquo;d probably say, ldquo;Please, no cotto ...

In a village in one of Ghana rsquo;s remote areas, school ends at noon, not because the lessons are over, but because th ...

At first, all Kormi did was scream. He screamed when he was asked to hold a pencil. He screamed when other children got ...

There rsquo;s no grass on the pitch. Not in Nima. Not in Kasoa. Not in the disregarded fields behind Tamale rsqu ...

From Azumah to Dogboe, the story of Ghanaian boxing is one of glory, grit and gradual disappearance. What happened to ...

It was break time, and the children rushed out to the school yard like cannonballs. Except for Saani. He sat quietly ...

There rsquo;s a curious moment in every Ghanaian family gathering when an elder leans in, eyebrows arched and yells, ld ...

He couldn rsquo;t sit still. Nine-year-old Kekle mounted his desk, tapped his pencil like a drumstick and blurted answe ...

Picture this: It rsquo;s Monday morning in a packed classroom at Gabi M. A. Basic School. Madam Adzo walks in, books in ...

Let rsquo;s get obstinate for a second. You see two adults pecking in the park. Cute, right? You probably scroll ...

Envisage this: a classroom in Berekum where a teacher, Madam Afua, teaches a class of 50 pupils. Among them is Kwame, a ...

While the sun sets on the careers of two giants, the game is reliving something it hasn 39;t felt in years mdash; u ...

In the heart of a lively Accra classroom, 12-year-old Nii sits quietly, his crutches rested beside his desk. The teacher ...

On a scorching Saturday in Accra, two boys stage a one-on-one match in a dusty lane behind a chop bar. Their goalposts a ...