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TweetIncrease in Education Access A report by the Ghana Statistical Service has revealed that access to education in Ghana has steadily increased over the past two decades, while the quality of education has fluctuated. The report showed that the Gross Enrolment Rate (GER) at the kindergarten level more than doubled, rising from 51% to 122% between 2001 and 2003. Similar …

TweetKwesi Pratt’s Perspective on Mahama’s Visit to AES Countries The Split from ECOWAS: A Bad Decision? Are you suggesting that Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger made a bad decision by breaking away from ECOWAS? Before the coup d’état in Nigeria, the country was classified as one of the three poorest in the world. However, today, Nigeria has a new classification—it …

TweetWorld Court Declares Israel’s Occupation Unlawful The World Court has officially declared Israel’s occupation unlawful and has stipulated that it must be terminated completely and as rapidly as possible. This ruling reinforces the principles of international law and demands immediate action. Violation of International Law The court found that Israel’s illegal occupation violates the UN Charter, human rights, and international …

TweetKey Tax Cuts and Policy Changes In a surprising turn of events, Minister of Finance Ato Forson announced major tax eliminations under President John Dramani Mahama’s administration during the presentation of Ghana’s 2025 Budget. The following tax measures have been abolished: 1% E-Levy Tax Emissions Levy VAT on Motor Vehicle Insurance Policies 10% Betting Tax These bold economic reforms are …

TweetSeparation from Colonialism Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso have recently made headlines by breaking away from colonial influence. These three nations have taken significant steps to reclaim their sovereignty and free themselves from neo-colonial control. Who Were the Colonialists? The colonialists were the Western powers that participated in the Berlin Conference of 1885. This conference was held in Berlin, Germany, …

TweetYouth Must Take Charge of Ghana’s Economic Future President John Dramani Mahama has called on young Ghanaians to step up, seize government opportunities, and contribute to building a self-sufficient nation. Speaking at the 68th Independence Day Anniversary on Thursday, he emphasized that Ghana’s economic future lies in the hands of its youth. Agriculture as the Key to Reducing Import Dependency …

TweetAddressing Housing Shortages In a bold move to combat housing shortages and improve living conditions, Burkina Faso’s President Ibrahim Traoré has launched the construction of 1,000 social housing units. This initiative, which began on July 12, 2024, is located 40 kilometers from Ouagadougou and is primarily aimed at providing shelter for internally displaced persons (IDPs) affected by the country’s ongoing …

TweetKing Paluta, a rising force in the music industry, ended 2024 on a high note with record-breaking streams, major awards, and global recognition. His album Give Time Some Time solidified his dominance, making him a strong contender for 2025’s Artiste of the Year. Streaming Success King Paluta’s music saw massive success across digital streaming platforms: Boomplay: Over 50.5 million streams; …

TweetA cholera outbreak in Ghana has infected 115 people and caused 16 deaths in the past month. Over 1,350 suspected cases have been reported in the Greater Accra, Eastern, Central, and Western Regions, affecting 12 districts. Dr. Dennis Laryea from the Ghana Health Service explained that delays in seeking medical care have led to fatalities, as some patients tried to …

Tweet THE PARADOX OF AFRICA’S WEALTH AND POVERTY Questioning Africa’s Underdevelopment As I grew up, I often questioned why foreign corporations became wealthy from Africa’s resources while the continent itself remained underdeveloped. This confusion deepened when I learned that the richest man in history, Mansa Musa, was from Africa. Mansa Musa’s Legacy vs. Africa’s Reality How could it be that Africa …