By: Fuvi Kloku Pictures follow the story Accra, Ghana’s vibrant capital, and indeed many of its regional counterparts, have long grappled with the devastating consequences of perennial flooding. The scenes of submerged properties, displaced families, and tragic loss of life have become an all too familiar and heartbreaking reality. However, […]
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The Tale We Tell With Our Lives
“We spend our years as a tale that is told.” —Psalm 90:9 Every life is a story unfolding, a tale written in the book of time. Some stories are brief, their chapters few, while others stretch across many seasons. Yet length alone does not determine a life’s worth—rather, it is […]
Revolution Immortal: Ghana and Burkina Faso Rekindle the Spirit of Sankara and Rawlings in Sahelian Solidarity
By Stephen Apolima | May 17, 2025 | Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso In a bold assertion of Pan-African unity, Ghana joined Burkina Faso to immortalize the revolutionary legacy of Captain Thomas Isidore Sankara, in a ceremony that resonated with the spirit of resistance against neocolonialism, militarised foreign interference, and external economic […]
An Epic Transatlantic Journey: From the USA to Ghana—A Traveler’s Tale
By Our Roving Reporter, Dr. Anthony Sallar ( Aflao Boy) Sometimes, a journey isn’t just about the destination—it’s about the turbulence, the Jack Daniel’s, and the stories whispered among weary travelers at 30,000 feet. A Rocky Start Saturday morning, I bid farewell to the USA, setting my sights on Ghana. […]
Justice Must Be Blind—Even to Lawmakers
By Fuvi Kloku In a shocking display of disregard for law enforcement, Honorable Afenyo Markin was caught on camera glaringly slapping a police officer in public. This brazen act, witnessed by many, was not just a violation of protocol but a direct assault on the dignity of those tasked with […]







