By Charles Ntiamoah Mensah (Mr. CNN), 3G Media The World Cup has always been more than a tournament. It is a global convener, a cultural amplifier, and when the moment is right, a bridge between past and present. On a spirited night in Philadelphia, after Ghana’s clash with Croatia, that […]
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The Alajo Indiscipline: When Municipal Apathy Turns Our Sidewalks into Free for All Parking Lots and Shopping Centers
By Daniel Nii Okine A humiliating civic surrender is unfolding daily on the streets of Alajo, and the latest viral video by Civic Sense Gh captures it with painful clarity. The footage shows what residents already know too well, sidewalks swallowed by makeshift shops, and a full stretch of road […]
Respect to the Unsung Heroes of the Prison System.
By; Harry Hammond|gozaro007@gmail.com / 0244658466 / 0207698171 In the shadows of Ghana’s justice system, there’s a group of individuals who show up every day to manage the chaos, the conflicts, and the complexities that come with keeping society safe from those who’ve broken its rules. They are the prison officers; the backbone of […]
The Street Child, Society’s Child* By Abena Dekyiwah Agyekum Nyarko
Victimised by circumstance and soaked in desolation, the street child is confronted with more problems than they can handle. These innocent children are left to suffer the consequences of their parents’ irresponsible decisions or the unjustifiable sting of societal wickedness. Whether the child of unconcerned parents, the result of an […]
Beyond Convenience: What Constitutes a Political Prisoner?”
BY; HARRY HAMMOND|gozaro007@gmail.com / 0244658466 / 0207698171 The phrase “political prisoner” is used often in public debate, on social media, in news commentary, and sometimes in legal argument. Because it carries moral weight, people reach for it when they want to signal injustice. But frequency of use has also made the […]







