Ghana Helicopter Crash Kills Eight, Including Key Ministers
A military helicopter crash in Ghana’s Ashanti region killed eight, including two senior ministers, in one of the nation’s worst air disasters in over a decade. The tragedy struck on Wednesday, triggering national mourning. The Ghana Armed Forces began a swift investigation to pinpoint the...
End Galamsey and Free the Citizens Protesters have Spoken: Will the Government Listen?
The streets of Accra reverberated with an unwavering outcry against illegal mining as the much-anticipated three-day protest began on October 3, 2024. Activists, environmentalists, and concerned citizens united with two clear demands: the release of 53 Democracy Hub protesters arrested during the previous week’s anti-galamsey...
Men Settle Where They Find Peace. Not Beauty.
Following the covid-19 pandemic, I got infected and was put under a 14-day mandatory quarantine at a company–sponsored isolation center. I spent my days with a coworker who has also contracted the virus. We were discharged to go home after 14 days and several tests....
How my reputation (unknown to me) saved me when I needed help most
Our reputation doesn’t come from how we talk about ourselves. Our reputation comes from how others talk about us. - Simon Senek I find this statement so true reflecting on an incident that happened some years ago during my undergraduate studies at the University. After all, attempts...
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