A GNA feature by Philip Tengzu Wa, (UW/R), March 28, GNA – In Ghana and across the African continent, food remains one of the most enduring cultural…
Features
Insightful feature stories and analyses on a wide variety of subjects.
“Mani-Pedi” on the Streets: Beauty, benefits, and hidden dangers
A GNA Feature by Edward Williams Hohoe (V/R), March 27, GNA-At the end of a busy day, Ibrahim Adam carefully wipes down his scissors…
Ghana Month: Deplorable condition of road affecting patronage of Boti Waterfalls
A GNA feature by Christopher Tetteh Huhunya, (Eastern), March 26, GNA – The deplorable conditions of the Huhunya to the Boti Waterfalls is affecting…
Conflict abroad, consequences at home: Ghana’s economic outlook in a volatile oil market
A feature by Jibril Abdul Mumuni Accra March 26, GNA- As missiles fly and swing across the skies of Tel Aviv and Tehran, thousands…
Social protection policies beyond the handouts
By Hannah Awadzi Accra, March 26, GNA – On March 21, Ghana joined the rest of the world to mark World Down Syndrome Day.The…
Ghana’s Legal Education Reform Bill 2025: Making the most of a historic opportunity
A feature by Dr Victor Chimbwanda Accra, March 26, GNA – The proposed reforms are bold and timely. Realising their full potential – in…
Ghana’s war on galamsey: A fight for the future
A Feature by Regina Benneh, GNA Sunyani, March 26, GNA- Ghana’s illegal small-scale gold mining, locally known as galamsey, will have devastating environmental and health impacts if…
Liquid heritage: ŋmaadaa and asana in Ga life
A GNA Feature by Laudia Anyorkor Nunoo Tema, March 26, GNA – In Ga homes across the Greater Accra Region, corn is more than a staple;…
Heritage Month: Yam fufu – Nkwanta’s heart on a plate, a tasty tradition, identity
A GNA Feature by Patience Tawiah Nkwanta (O/R), March 26, GNA – As Ghana celebrates its culture and traditions during Ghana Month, attention often…
Beyond Tenure: Institutionalising the Legacy of First Ladies’ Foundations in Ghana
A feature by Charles Kwesi Mensah Accra, March 24, GNA – In Ghana’s public life, the quiet yet profound contributions of First Ladies continue…
The hidden engine of Ghana’s growth: Women and the wealth they could build
A feature by Portia Oduro-Morrison Accra, March 23, GNA – Walk through Makola, Accra’s largest open-air market, on any weekday morning and you will see a kind of quiet genius at work.…
When Waste becomes Hope: Young Innovator with Disability Shapes Ghana’s AgroTech Future
A GNA Feature by Eric Appah Marfo Accra, March 20, GNA —Around Polo Junction in Aladjo, a suburb of Accra, coconut waste was previously…
Ghana’s ruby elixir: celebrating the bold spice, soul of Sobolo
A GNA feature by Caleb Kuleke Ho, March 22 GNA – When the sun shines In Ghana, with a relentless golden glow, a bottle of…
Akakle: Spicy plantain snack with hidden nutritional Value
A GNA Feature by Daniel Agbesi Latsu Kadjebi (O/R), March 22, GNA – In some Ghanaian bustling markets and lively streets, the aroma of wrapped spicy plantain…
President Mahama’s “Resetting Ghana Tour” of Bono Region in focus
A GNA Feature by Iddi Yire Accra, March 20, GNA – Under the bright Bono sun in Dormaa Ahenkro, a market woman, later identified as Auntie Yaa Donkor, pauses mid-sale, her eyes fixed on a…
The glass ceiling is made of concrete: VOWAC Ghana decries exclusion of women with disabilities from strategic leadership
By Beatrice Akua Mahmood Accra, March 20, GNA—The government’s attainment of 30 per cent female appointments—meeting the minimum threshold set by the Affirmative Action (Gender Equity) Act, 2024—has…
Environmental air pollution, an increasing threat to child health
A GNA Feature by Comfort Sena Fetrie Tema, March 20, GNA — Under the shade of a shea tree in Dolon in the Northern Region,…
From Meridian to Manhean: Where Tema’s past still breathes
A GNA Feature by Laudia Anyorkor Nunoo Tema, March 19, GNA – Before the hum of engines powering cargo vessels at Ghana’s busiest harbour, the Tema Port,…
Palm Wine Tapping: Preserving an age-old art in Ghana’s rural communities
A GNA Feature by Daniel Agbesi Latsu Kadjebi (O/R), March 18, GNA – In many rural communities across Ghana, palm wine tapping endures as…
Borderless media and information literacy education: A reflection on Penplusbytes’ caravan of hope roadshow in rural Ghana
A feature by Penplusbytes Accra, March 18, GNA–There is something magical about arriving in a community square with a colourful van, jingles blaring, and a team full…
Heritage Month: Akyeke, an Ivorian-adopted local cuisine trending in Ghana
By Regina Benneh, GNA Sunyani, (Bono), March 17, GNA- “I prefer eating the diet with pounded pepper sauce, matched with slice tomatoes, onions, and fried fish”.…
Essential Forex Trading Strategies for 2026
A feature by Samuel Appiah Accra, March 17, GNA – Financial markets continue to evolve, making it increasingly risky to rely on outdated trading approaches.…
Calabash: Symbol of Ghanaian culture, pride
A GNA Feature by Kingsley Mamore Dambai (O/R), March 16, GNA – For generations, the calabash, a dried gourd shell known for its versatility, has remained an…
Ghanaians have every right to expect clarity from those who lead them
By Dr Callistus Mahama Accra, March 16, GNA – In recent days, a matter that might ordinarily have passed quietly through the machinery of state has become…