OPINION
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Why Every Ghanaian School Must Teach Artificial Intelligence – And Why You Should Enroll Now
By Joseph Atta-Woode Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not the future. It is the now. Across the world, AI is…
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TUC @ 80: Eight Decades of Workers’ Struggles, Sacrifices, and Nation-Building
From the nurse pulling long shifts in a public hospital, to the teacher managing overcrowded classrooms, the factory hand…
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Is India a ‘Tariff King’? Not Really
By Dr Mohan Kumar There is a widespread but fallacious perception that India’s tariffs are inordinately high. There are subjective factors when…
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Paraded for Pity, Exploited for Profit: Ghana Must End the Inhuman Roadside Extortion using Persons with Disabilities
By Ansah, Moses Teye-Akam Every day across Ghana’s cities, particularly in traffic-heavy zones, a disturbing spectacle unfolds persons with…
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Empowering Citizens Through Inclusive Data to End FGM
Empowering Citizens Through Inclusive Data to End FGM” emphasizes amplifying community voices and lived experiences, especially of women and…
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Colonials vs Reset: The ‘Nutsu’ Asserts Sovereignty
Pugilistic and commanding words, lobbed across the Atlantic pond to muzzle and subjugate the sole black star in the…
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From the Boardroom to the Server Room: Why Ghanaian CEOs Must Champion Cybersecurity
By Allen OLAYIWOLA In a world where digital transformation is fast becoming the foundation of business growth, cybersecurity has…
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Unlocking Untapped Potential: Building Resilient Africa–Caribbean Trade and Investment in An Era of Global Trade Disruptions
By Pamela Coke-Hamilton & Prof Benedict Oramah The share of bilateral exports between Africa and the Caribbean, despite extensive…
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Schools Under Siege: Why Cybersecurity Must be a top Priority in Ghanaian Classrooms
By Allen OLAYIWOLA For most children, school brings its fair share of anxiety, tests, peer pressure, and heavy homework.…
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Bongo sees Improved Water Supply, But Fluoride Concerns Persist
By Charles Nachinab, Bongo Town, a small agrarian community at the heart of the Bongo District, is home to families…
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