COLUMNIST: DORIS AKOBRIKA

As scroll through social media, I came across videos mocking her inability to have children at first, I chuckled and dis ...

The call during the annual national forum on women in governance and media in Accra couple of days ago is highly commend ...

I heard a faint voice from behind. ldquo;Ms Doris.... Ms Doris where have you been? rdquo; before I could even think o ...

Harriet once imagined motherhood as a sanctuary, one that is built on love, tenderness and sacrifice, like many women, s ...

In the story of Ghana rsquo;s democracy and development, one name stands out in the narrative of women rsquo;s em ...

ldquo;Your face isn rsquo;t exactly a cover photo face oooh rdquo; My camera man said to me. Why not? I asked, raising ...

In the heart of our nation is a monster, that which threatens our very own existence, our water, children and future, th ...

The news is important and, yes, being the first to break a story matters in journalism but in our quest to deliver the n ...

It all started from a mistaken bag to a free cup of coffee and ended with a warm intense pure friendly hug. About a y ...

The recent speculations about a decision by the president of Ghana, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama to decentralize t ...

Ghanaians are beginning to catch a sight of the positive changes in the economy as the nation rsquo;s currency continues ...

While on routine duty at the Gas Lodge at Beyin, near the Ghana Gas Processing Plant, I came across a young lady named Y ...

Indeed, Ghana has made history by electing its first female vice president. Yes But wait a minute hellip; She is not on ...

Women who are EDUCATED and independent are not intimidating on the contrary they are extremely loving and ...

At the service desk I earwigged a nurse on phone pleading with a colleague to cover for her as she is next to be ser ...

This is neither water nor Cola drink, these are empty plastic collected from places such as hotels, school campuses, ...