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Africa Needs Radical Education Reforms- Ing Peter Debrah Urges
19 Apr

Africa Needs Radical Education Reforms- Ing Peter Debrah Urges

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A call to action has been made for a radical, culturally driven, and innovative education revolution in Africa, starting with Ghana. According to Ing. Peter Godslove Debrah, the current education system is rooted in colonial legacies and fails to empower African youth to reach their full potential. The existing education model prioritizes foreign history, languages, and ideas over African identity, culture, and innovation. This approach, according to him, has led to a system where young people are taught to memorize foreign concepts, speak borrowed languages, and master imported ideas, while neglecting Africa's rich natural resources and talent. Speaking on The…
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World Water Day: Glaciers Preservation
21 Mar

World Water Day: Glaciers Preservation

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World Water Day, observed on March 22, highlights global water challenges. This year’s theme emphasizes Glacier Preservation, as they are vital for Earth’s water balance and ecosystems. Glaciers, covering 10% of land and storing 75% of freshwater, are under threat from climate change and human activities, making their protection urgent. Glaciers are indispensable to life on Earth. They act as natural regulators of freshwater supply, releasing meltwater into rivers and lakes, which sustains billions of people, especially in arid regions. Glaciers also support biodiversity by providing habitats for unique species and influencing weather patterns. Moreover, they are crucial for agriculture,…
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World Water Day: Ghana’s Case: Tackling Plastic Pollution in Ghana’s Oceans
21 Mar

World Water Day: Ghana’s Case: Tackling Plastic Pollution in Ghana’s Oceans

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Author: Solomon Amfoh World Water Day, observed annually on March 22, highlights the importance of freshwater resources, with this year’s theme focusing on glacier preservation. Glaciers, found in polar regions like Antarctica and the Arctic, as well as high-altitude mountains such as the Himalayas, Andes, and Alps, are vital freshwater reservoirs. They supply water for drinking, agriculture, and ecosystems, and regulate global climate. However, glaciers are rapidly declining due to climate change, rising temperatures, and human activities. This threatens water security for millions. To protect glaciers, urgent actions such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, promoting sustainable practices, and supporting global climate agreements…
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Dear Manasseh Azure; If I Were You…
18 Mar

Dear Manasseh Azure; If I Were You…

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Dear Manasseh Azure; If I were you… Dear Manasseh, I saw a publication you made on social media last week chronicling the relationship that has existed between the Executive Chairman (EC) of waste management giants, Zoomlion Ghana Limited, a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies, and successive governments. In your brief post, you sought to draw attention to Mr. Siaw Agyepong’s supposed attachment to the current administration and how he sought to paint a picture of availing himself and making his waste management company available for partnership in implementing the government’s 24-hour economic policy. Manasseh, you may not know…
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Only Idiots Do Not Know That Good Businessmen Work for the Interests of the State, Not Political Parties; Mashoud Bawa Tells Manasseh Azure
13 Mar

Only Idiots Do Not Know That Good Businessmen Work for the Interests of the State, Not Political Parties; Mashoud Bawa Tells Manasseh Azure

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Investigative journalism is meant to expose wrongdoing, not to target and destroy hardworking individuals and indigenous businesses. But Manasseh Azure Awuni has carried an unrelenting vendetta for over two decades against Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong and the Jospong Group of Companies. His latest article, dripping with pain, pettiness and ill intent, seeks to discredit a man whose only crime is building a business empire that provides solutions to Ghana’s sanitation challenges while creating thousands of jobs for its citizens. Let’s be clear: Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong is not a politician. He is a businessman whose duty is to identify opportunities…
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A Call To Reject President Mahama’s Deception
08 Mar

A Call To Reject President Mahama’s Deception

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As Ghana commemorates 68 years of independence, NPP-USA proudly honours the resilience of our people, and the strides made toward national progress. However, this year’s celebration is overshadowed by the blatant betrayal of Ghanaian workers by President John Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC). On a day meant to symbolize freedom and self-determination, Mahama has introduced a new form of economic bondage—mass revocation, systemic economic regression, and ruthless political victimization. BETRAYAL OF WORKERS: AN INDEPENDENCE DAY OF INJUSTICE Instead of celebrating freedom from oppression, Ghanaians are witnessing a new form of tyranny; ruthless mass firings orchestrated by John Mahama,…
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Why Zoomlion Cannot Be Blamed For The Meagre, Delayed Salaries Of Staff Under The Waste And Sanitation Module Of The YEA
04 Mar

Why Zoomlion Cannot Be Blamed For The Meagre, Delayed Salaries Of Staff Under The Waste And Sanitation Module Of The YEA

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Introduction A very rich man cultivated a large plantation and hired workers to work on the farm for him. But because the farm was so huge that he couldn’t supervise their services, he hired extra hands to manage the labourers working on the farm for him. The farmer told the managers how much he will pay them and how much he wanted them to pay the labourers at the end of every month. The managers did as directed by the farmer and whenever money was made available to them, the labourers were paid. However, the farmers could go for some…
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