A feature by Richard Quashigah Accra, September 30, GNA – The conversation about the National Democratic Congress (NDC) beyond President John Mahama should not…
Features
Insightful feature stories and analyses on a wide variety of subjects.
Western Region must have a Tourist Information CentreÂ
By Seth Danquah Takoradi, Sept. 29, GNA – As Ghana joins the rest of the world to celebrate World Tourism Day on the theme,…
“Build the Africa Nkrumah dreamed of”Â
A GNA Feature by Hafsa Obeng Accra, Sept. 23, GNA – There are photographs of them on walls. Their names are engraved on monuments.…
From Paddle and Sail to Smart Ships: What the maritime industry means to the world
A feature by Dr Evans Ago Tetteh Accra, Sept 24, GNA – On World Maritime Day, the journey from ancient paddles to low-carbon shipping offers…
Ghana’s tomato gap: can smart technology turn farmers’ potential into production?
A GNA Feature by James Amoh Junior Accra, Sept. 24, GNA – On a two-acre tomato farm at Bolgatanga-Nyariga in Ghana’s Upper East Region,…
Organic farming offers new hope to smallholder farmers in Northern GhanaÂ
A GNA feature by Anthony Adongo Apubeo Kata (NE/R), Sept. 23, GNA – For Abdul-Rauf Mahamadu, a smallholder farmer at Kata in the West…
Youth despondency: What the 2027 Budget Statement and Economic Policy should hold for the youthÂ
A GNA Feature by Albert Futukpor  Tamale, Sept 23, GNA – Ghana is a youthful country. The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) estimates that persons…
Poyentanga 24-Hour Market Project: Households displaced, businesses destroyed, and…Â
A GNA Feature by Philip Tengzu Poyentanga (UW/R), Sept. 22, GNA – For the people of Poyentanga and surrounding communities in the War West…
Akatamanso War – The victory that gave Akuapem’s Odwira a memory, meaning and identity
By Christiana Afua Nyarko, GNA Accra, Sept. 22, GNA – Two centuries after the clash at Akatamanso near Dodowa, the Battle of August 7,…
The long road home: A Ghanaian rural woman’s journey through poverty
A GNA Feature by James Amoh Junior Accra, Sept 22, GNA – By the time Maame Akosua Konadu sets out from her farm at…
Kwame Nkrumah at 117: The birthday that still asks Ghana a questionÂ
By Daniel Adu Darko Accra, Sept. 21, GNA – Every September 21, Ghana pauses. The offices become quiet, schools close, the streets take on…
Mentorship and Development: Vital Pipelines for Nurturing Adolescent Girls into LeadershipÂ
A GNA Feature By Caleb Kuleke Ho, Sept. 21, GNA – The future of leadership hinges not only on creating space at the table,…
From intelligence-led policing to intelligence-led prevention (Part One)Â
By DCOP David Senanu Eklu (Rtd) Accra, Sept. 21, GNA – The recent announcement by the Inspector-General of Police, Mr Christian Tetteh Yohuno, of…
Kwame Nkrumah at 117: A birthday that still challenges Ghana
A GNA feature by Daniel Adu Darko Accra, Sept. 21, GNA – Ghana today commemorates the 117th birthday of Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, the…
Odwira at 200: What history confirms, what tradition says
By Christiana Afua Nyarko, GNA Accra, Sept. 20, GNA – For generations, the story has been told in Akuapem that a sacred Asante object…
FPHC: Upper East Region leads Ghana’s push for health equity
A GNA feature by Godfred Aaneamenga Polkuu Bolgatanga, Sept. 20, GNA – For communities across the Upper East Region, the Free Primary Health Care…
From screens to shared space: Ghanaian, historic Diasporan youth connect through nerd culture
A feature by Nataki Kambon Accra, Sept 20, GNA – On August 22nd, some young Ghanaians and Historic Diasporans did something that was becoming increasingly unusual…
Beyond drills and parade: Equipping Ghana’s cadets to prevent conflict, build safer schools
A Feature by DCOP David Senanu Eklu (Rtd) Accra, Sept. 19, GNA – More than 500 young cadets from schools across 11 regions recently…
Living on the margin: border communities beg for connection
A GNA feature by Godwill Arthur-Mensah Accra, Sept. 16, GNA – For decades, communities along the country’s international boundaries have lived with poor roads,…
Can Ghana’s cities be clean without Zoomlion?Â
A GNA Feature by Victoria Agyemang Cape Coast, Sept 16, GNA — For Ato Kwamina, a fisherman at Ntsin in the Cape Coast Metropolis, rubbish scattered along the beach is not…
Disability inclusion: Moving Ghana from charity to human rights approach
By Morkporkpor Anku Accra, Sept.16, GNA – For decades, society’s response to persons with disabilities has often been shaped by charity, sympathy and medical interventions. But Mr Alexander Bankole Williams,…
Cocoa farm rehabilitation: new hope for Kadjebi farmersÂ
A GNA Feature by Daniel Agbesi Latsu Kadjebi (O/R), Sept. 15, GNA- The livelihoods of cocoa farmers, hitherto threatened by aging, disease and unproductive…
Politics of farming: failure or curse?Â
A GNA Feature by Kingsley Mamore Dambai (O/R), Sept 15, GNA – Farming has traditionally been regarded as the backbone of Ghana’s economy, providing…
Snake bites in rural farming communities, a disturbing situation
By Dorothy Frances Ward, GNA Kumasi, Sept. 15, GNA –Â For many rural farmers in Ghana, working on the farm is not only a means of…