‘Knowledge is power for service’
Celebrating Esme Siriboe, Morning Star School founder Far too often we choose to see the sparkle and permanence of the
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STEM projects at Tema International School
To support United Nations Sustainable Development Goals In 2015, the United Nations adopted 17 sustainable development goals to be achieved
Vanessa Williams visits Ghana
‘I felt connected to my ancestors …’ There are particular people who succeed radiantly – wherever they find themselves, in
‘Impossible does not exist in our dictionary’
Says H.E. Amer Alalawi of United Arab Emirates With the anthem refrain, “Though raging storms come / Even stronger we’ll
“We can’t memorise our way out of poverty”
Dr Yaw Adutwum at the United Nations All the way up from the elementary to the university levels, many methods
Akon alludes to Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah
Rebranding the African continent Way back before Ghana’s independence in March 1957, Kwame Nkrumah knew that – just as in
A widower’s paean and lament
Harruna Attah bids farewell to dear wife Reading a tribute to a dearly departed is not easy. I learned that
Cognitive dissonance
The conflict between academics and functional skills Key phrases tend to enjoy moments of fame. Some, though, get far more
A flavour of Cape Coast in the 1960s
From the perch of Kwabotwe Hill As an educator, my old school – Mfantsipim, has always been a stable reference
Celebrating Edna Amartekai Swaniker (1943-2022)
Mother of some uncommon, intuitive children How does one begin to reflect upon the life of a person as singular
