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Who Do You Trust? The silent wounds of betrayal and the battle for the human heart
Betrayal does not always arrive with a loud crash.Sometimes it comes quietly through a text message you were never meant to see, a bank account suddenly empty, a secret affair uncovered, or a trusted voice speaking against you behind closed doors. And when it happens, one haunting question echoes in the soul, “Who do y...
Green means Business: How Ghana’s garden revolution is growing jobs, wealth and hope
From a modest flower exhibition to an internationally recognised movement, the Ghana Garden and Flower Show has blossomed into a powerful platform promoting enterprise, environmental stewardship and sustainable development. As preparations gather pace for the 14th edition, Peter Martey Agbeko explores how flowers, gard...
How to cope with menstrual cramps
Menstrual cramps, also known as dysmenorrhea, are a common experience for many girls and women during their monthly periods.
Maison Yusif Fragrance named ‘Best Niche Fragrance House 2026 – Africa’
Maison Yusif Fragrance, Ghana’s premier artisan perfume house, has been recognised as the “Best Niche Fragrance House 2026 – Africa” by Acquisition International, cementing its status as a rising force in global luxury perfumery.
Pressure-driven marriages rarely end well — Dr Charity Ankrah
Chief Executive Officer of Chartman Herbal Center, Dr. Charity Twumasi Ankrah, says individuals must prioritise self-validation and internal peace over societal timelines for marriage, warning that decisions made under pressure rarely end well.
4 foods to help improve your vision
Carrots might get all the credit when it comes to eye health, but your options for supporting your vision are far more vast than the classic orange veggie.
80 Years young! Joyce Aryee, icon of leadership and grace
At 80, she carries her years lightly, but her legacy with unmistakable weight. In a nation shaped by moments of upheaval, reform and renewal, Joyce Rosalind Aryee stands as one of the enduring figures who did not merely witness history, but helped to steady it.
BMW Club Ghana supports Police MTTD with Safety Equipment and Health Screening
BMW Club Ghana has donated safety equipment to the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service, reinforcing its commitment to promoting road safety and supporting institutions responsible for maintaining order on Ghana’s roads.
University of Ghana study links West African gene to higher kidney disease risk
A study by Professor Vincent Boima has revealed that genetics may be contributing significantly to the rising prevalence of kidney disease in Ghana and across West Africa. According to the study, certain genetic traits found among many West Africans may increase susceptibility to chronic kidney disease (CKD), particula...
Your daily walk matters in more ways than you think
When people think about building strength, they likely picture lifting weights or taking a high-intensity exercise class. Walking is often dismissed as “just cardio” or something you do to reach your step count or get some fresh air.
Autism screening initiative brings hope, calls for improved support facilities
A significant step toward supporting children with autism has been taken through a recent screening exercise aimed at ensuring they receive the care and attention needed for their development and overall wellbeing. The initiative was a collaborative effort between the National Assessment and Resource Centre and Mulan N...
What San Antonio Drivers Should Know After a Serious Truck Accident
A collision involving a commercial truck can leave victims facing serious injuries, unexpected medical expenses, lost income, and difficult questions about what to do next. For people dealing with the aftermath of a major crash, speaking with an experienced truck accident lawyer in San Antonio can help them better unde...