Achieving financial inclusion for rural women through savings and loans strategy 

A GNA feature by Anthony Adongo Apubeo  Bolgatanga, Dec. 2, GNA- “My son was an auto-mechanic apprentice for six years because I could not…

Searching for survival: Non-existing opportunities in rural communities a nightmare  

A GNA Feature by Albert Oppong-Ansah   Accra, Dec. 4, GNA-Stephen Ayefigo’s friends woke him up in the wee hours of that fateful Saturday to…

Teenage pregnancy not barrier to education: Agona Nkum in perspective

A GNA Feature by Edward Acquah  Agona Nkum (C/R), Dec. 4, GNA – When a teenager in a rural community gets pregnant while in…

Teenage pregnancies: child sexual abuse under reported  

A GNA Feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei  Koforidua, Nov. 30, GNA-Cases of child sexual abuse appear to be under-reported considering the number of girls between…

Women accused of witchcraft have extremely low quality of life-research shows 

A GNA Feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei  Koforidua, Nov. 30, GNA-Many elderly women are going through emotional stress and humiliation for being labelled as witches…

Green businesses: New way of building a resilient economy in a friendly environment

A GNA Feature by Florence Afriyie Mensah  Kumasi, Nov. 29, GNA – The effects of climate change are real and we cannot continue to…

Sex for fish, a reality fuelled by growing economic hardships in Ghanaian fishing communities

A GNA feature By Kweku Abdallah  Takoradi, Nov. 28, GNA – The struggle for fish to escape poverty and improve lives has over the…

Galibang community decries neglect 

A GNA Feature by Rosemary Wayo    Galibang (N/R), Nov 28, GNA – Countless school going age children at Galibang, a community in the Yendi…

GBV:  A contributing factor to increased HIV infections among adolescents   

 A GNA Feature by Samira Larbie  Accra, Nov. 28, GNA – On March 12, 2022, 12-year-old Akosua (not her real name) was sent on…

Breaking infertility stigma: Need to consolidate subsidised Assisted Reproductive Technology

By Rosemary Wayo Tamale, Nov 28, GNA – Adwoa (Not her real name) got married at 29. She tried many times to conceive but…

Persons with Disability and Ghana’s economy today

By Rosemary Wayo Tama, Nov 28, GNA- Iddrisu Abdul Hanan is a hearing-impaired Level 200 Student of the University of Education, Winneba (Distance Education),…

“Uncomfortable” periods – Girls in rural north deserve access to potable water 

A GNA Feature by Albert Oppong-Ansah   Accra, Nov. 26, GNA – Nmaah Adongo’s confidence and her self-esteem has improved tremendously in recent times.    The…

Incest, a scar on a mother’s conscience 

A GNA feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei   Accra, Nov. 25, GNA – Incest is one of the cruelest forms of sexual and meted out to…

Rabies: a vaccine-preventable disease 

A GNA Feature by Regina Benneh  Sunyani, Nov. 23, GNA. It is always said that prevention is better than cure, but the reality of this adage does…

Hogbetsotsoza: A true pacesetter for development through culture 

A GNA Feature by Ewoenam Kpodo  Anloga (V/R), Nov 23, GNA – Most ethnic and tribal groups in Ghana have unique cultural and traditional…

‘Trotros’ and the death trap at filling stations 

A GNA Feature by Tracy Amankwah Peprah Accra, Nov. 21, GNA – “It’s been seven years and I still can’t find Kweku Mensah, my…

Bridging the WASH gaps: A necessary tool to obtain SDG goals in Ghana

GNA Feature by Florence Afriyie Mensah  Kumasi Nov. 17, GNA – Ghana is struggling to find sustainable solutions to emerging threats caused by climate…

Climate Change fight: The Role of the Universities 

GNA Feature by Kwabia Owusu-Mensah Kumasi Nov. 14, GNA-The issue of climate change is an important global problem and the ongoing 27th session of…

Cry of elderly women: Save us from these witch hunts  

A GNA feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei   Koforidua, Nov. 13, GNA-One cold morning in 2016 as Aunty Afua was getting ready to go to her…

Most Persons with mental illness are not mad, but need help 

A GNA Feature by Solomon Gumah  Tamale, Nov 10, GNA – Mr Adam Mahama, not his real name, is in his mid 50s, and…