In preparation towards every football season which last over a period of 9 months, every football club one way or the other tries to change its apparel.
I can’t draw anything to save my life. I can’t draw a football, a bottle, a face, a table, a plant, a snake or whatever the simplest thing is that I might be asked to draw.
Most shoppers and buyers in Ghana always encounter the phrase “goods sold out are not returnable†whenever they enter a shop to buy or after they have bought an item and have receipts issued to them.
Probably the most complete player of all time, Novak Djokovic seems not to figure it out anytime he visits the Arthur Ashe Stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center in Queens, New York, the latest of his failings being a straight sets 4-6 4-6 4-6 defeat to Russian Daniil Medvedev.
The donation of GH¢50,000 by the National Chief Imam, as his contribution towards the construction of the National Cathedral, has stirred much controversy among Muslims in Ghana and beyond.
As a young child, I was not spared with the trauma and fearsomeness associated with the related consequences and excesses of the coup d’etats staged by the AFRC and PNDC between 1979 to 1991.
Professor Robert E. Hinson argues that there are tremendous development and learning opportunities the Ghana National Petroleum Corportation can take advantage of to become a truly significant oil and gas player in Africa.
Trawling through Facebook the other day, I was amused to note a rather pleasant-looking bottle that had the word ‘Apeteshi’ emblazoned across it, with ‘Outlawed 1930-1957’ inscribed underneath.
Vaccine hesitancy is a major threat to our collective health and safety as Covid-19 doesn’t give any clue of abating to vanish. We must continue to fight Covid to end its devastation.
In 2006, ahead of the Champions League final, David Conn of the Guardian wrote an article about how Barcelona were a “model of integrity†and an example to English clubs for the way they operated as part of the G14 elite group yet still held true to their values.
For some Ghanaians above a certain age, stories of ritual murders almost always bring rather uncomfortable memories of the story of little Kofi Kyintoh in the Sefwi Bekwai area back in the 1980s, with Abesim in the Bono Region also another hotspot back then.
Women’s choices for a sexual partner are influenced by numerous personal, cultural, social, political and religious factors, and may also include aspects of penile anatomy, such as male circumcision (MC) status.
An estimated 40 percent of men being investigated for infertility have varicocele. Varicoceles are common condition that affect male fertility— this infertility condition is related to decreased sperm production, quality and quantity due to increased temperature in the testes or the scrotum.
On August 12, 2021, the Inspector-General-of-Police (IGP) announced the introduction of Horse-Patrol operations in the Ghana Police Service to support foot, motor-bicycle, and vehicle patrols.
The rapid collapse of the Afghan state and the undignified and hasty retreat of old allies who had provided security force assistance (SFA) over two decades raises critical questions over the operational effectiveness or otherwise of such support.
Accra is fast becoming a home to young women who mostly migrate from the Frafra, Gonja, Kotokpoli, Dagomga, and Mamprusi ethnic groups located in the Northern parts of Ghana in search of work to survive, popularly known as Kayayei (Kayayo for singular).
After 26 years in the sport, is it time for Manny Pacquiao to bid farewell to boxing? Will Caleb Plant be the man to overcome superstar Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez?Â
Our onetime friend in the Ghanaian Civil Society Movement, the Founder of the Danquah Institute and strategist behind a dozen activist fronts, from Let My Vote Count Alliance to Alliance for Accountable Governance, has some advice for those of us still on the frontlines: keep your shirts on!
The raging impasse between the University Teachers’ Association of Ghana (UTAG) and the Government of Ghana is another reminder of one of the many things that we in Ghana have become all too familiar with, namely, the frequent use of strike actions by various labour unions to drum home their demands for better conditions of service from Governments.
We have a ritual in Ghana. Every once in a while, the country’s Auditor General compiles the highlights of what she found when her battalion of public auditors went through the books of various public sector institutions in line with the Constitution and various laws requiring this undertaking on a periodic (usually annual) basis.
