Death is a profound moment—one that demands reverence, reflection, and closure. As the world mourns the passing of Pope Francis, his burial on Saturday, April 26, 2025—less than a week after his tragic death—presents a stark contrast to funeral customs in Ghana and many Black African communities, where bodies can […]
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The Green Legacy: Restoring Our Planet, One Fight at a Time
By Daniel Fianku The Earth is calling. Her rivers, once shimmering veins of life, now run murky and tired. Her forests, pillars of resilience, are being stripped away—leaving behind scars that echo humanity’s carelessness. But amidst the gloom, there is hope. A movement is rising, powered by the conviction that […]
Leadership That Inspires Confidence: A Call for Hopeful, Analytical Leaders
By Jonathan Ashilevi , Ho , VR. In times of crisis or uncertainty, leadership becomes more than just a title—it transforms into a beacon of hope, a source of clarity, and a force that steadies the unsteady. But what defines a truly exceptional leader? Beyond strategy and decision-making, it’s the […]
Trust: The Fragile Foundation of Business Failures in Ghana
By Jeanette Darkwa, Accra. In Ghana, trust has always been a fundamental value that binds communities and propels businesses. However, in the world of enterprise, trust—when betrayed—can become a liability instead of an asset. Many thriving businesses across sectors such as agriculture, animal husbandry, and hair products have collapsed under […]
Fear Is a Shadow That Never Conquers the Brave
By Alhajie C.Habib In the face of adversity, there comes a defining moment for every individual or community—a moment when we must decide whether to be silenced by fear or to rise with courage. Today, we make that choice clear: we will not be cowed into hiding. The narrative around […]