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Metamorphosis: A Movement to a Political Party.
Metamorphosis: A Movement to a Political Party.On October 16, 2025, Ghanaians witnessed the birth of a new political party, the United Party (UP), by ...
Rethinking the Practice of Combining Schooling and Apprenticeship in the Upper West Region
The practice of enrolling children in school for formal education while simultaneously assigning them to learn a trade or craft as apprentices has bec...
Torkonno's Intransigence can be Dire as it Breeds Reservations in the Faithful Exercise of the Affirmative Action Law in the Ageing Future
I am completely horrified upon hearing the news that the just-ousted chief justice, Araba Asaaba Getrude Torkonno of the Republic of Ghana, filed a la...
A Step Toward Sustainable Employment: YEA's New Vision Takes Shape at Fumso in the Ashanti Region
On Tuesday, 14th October, 2025, the Ghana Prisons Service Training School at Fumso in the Ashanti Region hosted the graduation of a new batch of Priso...
Ghana Has No Kings: Let’s Respect Our Constitution and Traditions
In recent times, it has become fashionable to hear people refer to their traditional leaders as “kings.” From social media posts to public events,...
Tracing the Roots and Rise of the Rebranded United Party (UP)
A few days ago, while diving deep into Ghana’s political history, I found myself revisiting the story of the Northern Students Union and, more signi...