OPINION
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1,501 Pregnancies Among Girls Aged 10–14: We Must Stop Treating Child Pregnancy As Normal
The reported pregnancy of 1,501 girls aged between 10 and 14 years between January and July 2026 should not be…
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Treats Or Threats? When Candy Looks Like The Real Thing
A child sees a colourful sweet and asks for one until they realise it looks exactly like a cigarette. That…
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Ghana’s Showbiz Is Booming… Or Is It?
Ghana’s entertainment industry has come a long way. From the days when success meant having your song on the radio…
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Do We Need A Funeral Police?
What has happened to our understanding of dignity after death if the state now has to deploy personnel to funeral…
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Yes We Get It, But Really?
The drama surrounding the final funeral rites of the late industrialist and religious leader, The Man God, reached a boiling…
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Opinion I A Legacy Is Bigger Than a Funeral
The public controversy surrounding the funeral arrangements of the late Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo has moved beyond a private family…
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The Hidden Link: How Period Poverty Is Fueling HIV Risk in Ghana
For many girls in Ghana, getting their period is more than a monthly inconvenience it can become a monthly crisis.…
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Crimetainment; Ghana’s Growing Sex Tape Trend
Almost every week, another leaked sex tape dominates conversations in Ghana. Within minutes, it spreads across WhatsApp, Telegram, X (formerly…
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The Quiet Heroism of the Ghanaian Day
To understand Ghana, one need not begin with its monuments, ministries or markets. One need only wake before sunrise. Long…
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The Future Is Now: Can Today’s Youth Transform Ghana?
Across Ghana and the world, young people are driving innovation, influencing culture, and using technology to create opportunities that previous…
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