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I am ready to settle my ex-wife – RNAQ
In a rare and deeply personal departure from his usual corporate discourse, the President of RNAQ holdings, Mr Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has stepped into the spotlight to address the fractures of his private life with a level of candor that has sent shockwaves through social media.
Patience over Pressure: Experts urge parents to support children’s learning journey
Children learn differently, and comparing one child’s academic journey to another can do more harm than good. This was the central message from two guests on Asaase Radio’s PTA Plus on Sunday (24 May), as they discussed the theme: “Patience Over Pressure: Supporting Children’s Learning Growth.” Speaking on the program...
Mummy’s Day Out: Joy FM to celebrate mothers with Crown Forest experience on May 9
Joy FM is set to honour mothers with a curated outdoor experience dubbed Mummy’s Day Out on Sunday, May 9, offering a blend of relaxation, adventure, and entertainment.
The dark side of the Brazilian butt lift boom
When Alice Webb went for a non-surgical Brazilian butt lift (BBL) – a procedure involving the injection of large volumes of dermal filler into the buttocks – at a pop-up clinic inside a rented beauty salon one morning in September 2024, she expected to be finished in time for the afternoon school run.
Financial hardship delaying marriage and parenthood among young Ghanaians
The majority of young Ghanaians still hope to marry and raise families, but worsening economic pressures are forcing many to postpo
KGL Foundation renovates OPD of Accra Psychiatric Hospital
The KGL Foundation has completed the renovation of the Out-Patient Department (OPD) Centre of the Accra Psychiatric Hospital as part of efforts to improve mental healthcare delivery and enhance the well-being of patients. The project, commissioned last Thursday, forms part of the Foundation’s broader initiative aimed a...
Mfantsiman Old Girls’ Association to hold nationwide health walk on June 27
The Mfantsiman Old Girls' Association (MOGA) has announced plans to hold its annual National Health Walk on Saturday, June 27, 2026, as part of efforts to promote preventive healthcare, wellness and community engagement among its members. Dubbed the "Reloaded Edition", this year's event will be held under the theme, "P...
Emma Ankrah: Stop waiting for closure: Healing doesn’t need permission
We often carry the perception that painful chapters need proper endings, one final conversation, one honest apology, one explanation that finally makes sense of everything or one final intimate moment with a loved one. But what happens when that conversation or moment never comes?
Parliaments must prioritise gender-responsive budgets to fight violence against women and girls – Kenyan advocate
Female parliamentarians and gender policy advocates from across West Africa have been urged to use gender-responsive budgeting as a practical tool for combating violence against women and girls. They can do this by ensuring that government commitments are backed by adequate funding, strong oversight and measurable resu...
Oranges, Tangerines, and Lemons: Small fruits with big benefits for men
June is Men's Health Month, a time to reflect on the lifestyle choices that support health, wellbeing, and healthy ageing among men. Coincidentally, it is also a season when citrus fruits such as oranges, tangerines, lemons, and other citrus varieties are abundant across many parts of Ghana. This seasonal abundance is...
65% of journalists still find their work meaningful, State of Journalism 2026 report
The State of Journalism 2026 report says 65% of journalists still find their work meaningful, even though many also describe it as exhausting. The report reflects the resilience seen in many journalists who continue to report under economic pressure, political tension and safety risks.
Women. Power. Politics.
Yes, we know men and women are biologically different. That is not disputed. The dispute is that somewhere between the delivery room and the boardroom, the ballot box and the bank, biology became an excuse to build systems, laws and cultures that locked the female half of humanity out. Not just in ancient history. Now....