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A nation cannot become prosperous if it refuses to recognise where its people learn. There is a curious contradiction at the heart of Ghana's development story. We celebrate educat
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When I joined UBA Ghana's Corporate Banking Division as an intern, I arrived with curiosity and a simple belief: when someone entrusts you with an opportunity, the best way to hono
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One moment, an undocumented Jamaican immigrant walked into a money transfer office to send 500 U.S. dollars to his sick mother back home. Days later, he was in handcuffs after U.S.
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Much of the world is asking what Africa can supply: copper for grids, cobalt and graphite for batteries, minerals for data centres, energy systems and advanced manufacturing. But t
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Across sub-Saharan Africa, urban flooding has evolved from a seasonal hydrological event into a persistent governance crisis. In Ghana, particularly within the Greater Accra Metrop
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Introduction Across sub-Saharan Africa, urban flooding has evolved from a seasonal hydrological event into a persistent governance crisis. In Ghana, particularly within the Greater
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One moment, an elderly woman was desperately fighting for her life as raging floodwaters swept through her neighbourhood. Her cries for help echoed across social media, becoming a
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What began as a steady downpour on Monday, June 29 soon became one of Accra's most devastating flood disasters in recent memory. As the rain intensified, drains overflowed, and roa
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On the night of Sunday, 28 June 2026, Accra was reminded once again of a truth it knows too well. When the rains come with force, the city does not merely get wet. It breaks. Roads
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Following the devastating floods on Tuesday, 30th June, in Accra, President John Dramani Mahama directed the Minister for Finance to release GH¢300 million from the Contingency Fun
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Walking through Gdańsk’s historic shipyards, history feels remarkably close. The towering cranes overlook a place where workers’ demands for freedom and for independent trade union
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I am not yet one year at the Bar. But June 30, 1982 already feels like a debt I owe, one I did not incur, and cannot repay, but must never stop carrying. I have been a lawyer for l