Ghanaians urged to adopt active lifestyles to prevent diabetes
Health experts have cautioned Ghanaians to make deliberate lifestyle changes to prevent the growing incidence of diabetes in the country. Speaking on the Asaase Breakfast...
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Mahama touts Ghana–Germany partnership, unveils plans for deeper economic cooperation
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed Ghana’s strong partnership with Germany, announcing new commitments to deepen economic, industrial, and technical cooperation between the two nations....
Weston Shilaho: Africa’s elections have become rituals for coronating incumbents
Nairobi-based international relations scholar Dr Weston Shilaho has criticised what he calls the “hollowing out of democracy” across Africa, warning that elections in many countries...
Cycle of violence: Angela Dwamena-Aboagye calls for national response to domestic rage killings”
The Executive Director of The Ark Foundation, Dr Angela Dwamena-Aboagye, has called for urgent national action to confront the rising trend of domestic killings, describing...
Fight mob injustice like armed robbery — Prof Attafuah’s 5-point plan to end vigilante violence
Ghana must treat perpetrators of mob justice as seriously as armed robbers, says Professor Ken Attafuah, criminologist and adjunct lecturer at the GIMPA Law School....
Jide Ojo: Nigeria’s insecurity is not Christian persecution — it’s leadership failure
Development consultant and columnist Jide Ojo says the US designation of Nigeria as a “country of particular concern” over alleged religious persecution oversimplifies a complex...
Adekunle Adeniyi: Nigeria must fix insecurity before outsiders dictate to us
Nigerian political analyst Adekunle Adeniyi has described the recent designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) by the United States as both...
See Something, Say Something: Angela Dwamena-Aboagye urges communities to intervene in domestic abuse
Domestic violence can often be prevented — if communities refuse to look away. That’s the message from Angela Dwamena-Aboagye, Executive Director of The Ark Foundation,...
Violence has become a cultural reflex in Ghana — Prof Attafuah
Professor Ken Attafuah, criminologist and adjunct lecturer at the GIMPA Law School, has traced Ghana’s recurring mob attacks to a “deep-seated cultural inclination toward violence...
Mob justice is instant injustice — Prof Attafuah calls for national reorientation
Criminologist and adjunct lecturer at the GIMPA Law School, Professor Ken Attafuah, has described the growing trend of mob justice in Ghana as “instant injustice”,...