WHEN 30 OR MORE YEARS OF SERVICE IS WORTH LESS THAN FOUR: GHANA'S UNFINISHED DEBATE ON PUBLIC-SECTOR PAY
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Mia Mottley and the Masterstroke Speech That Lit Up the United Nations
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Teacher Strike: When Will the Unions Stop Negotiating Teachers' Future Away?
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When Arrest Becomes Politics: The MP, Parliamentary Privilege and Ghana’s Unfinished Democratic Question
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“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 22/09/26 (Tuesday, 25th week in Ordinary Time of Year A).
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WHEN 30 OR MORE YEARS OF SERVICE IS WORTH LESS THAN FOUR: GHANA'S UNFINISHED DEBATE ON PUBLIC-SECTOR PAY
The nationwide industrial action by Ghana's teacher unions should not be viewed merely as another disagreement between organised labour and government...
Mia Mottley and the Masterstroke Speech That Lit Up the United Nations
If there was one speech at this year’s United Nations General Assembly that refused to sound like another diplomatic recital of familiar grievances,...
Teacher Strike: When Will the Unions Stop Negotiating Teachers' Future Away?
The Ghanaian teacher is on strike again. From Friday, September 25, 2026, the nation's three major pre-tertiary teacher unions— the Ghana National A...
When Arrest Becomes Politics: The MP, Parliamentary Privilege and Ghana’s Unfinished Democratic Question
The attempted arrest of the Member of Parliament for Manhyia South, Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, by officials of the Economic and Organised Crime Office ...
“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 22/09/26 (Tuesday, 25th week in Ordinary Time of Year A).
PRAYER: “O GOD, WHO FOUNDED ALL THE COMMANDS OF YOUR SACRED LAW UPON LOVE OF YOU AND OF OUR NEIGHBOUR, GRANT THAT, BY KEEPING YOUR PRECEPTS, WE MAY ...
117 BIRTHDAY OF NKRUMAH: WHAT HAS GHANA, PARTICULARLY THE CPP, DONE WITH HIS LEGACY?
Because women contributed to Ghana's struggle for independence, and their contributions deserve recognition. However, there is no need to manufacture ...