By Michael Foli Jackidy, GNA Ho (V/R), May 26, GNA – The proposal to establish 24-Hour Markets across the Volta Region remains one of…
Features
Insightful feature stories and analyses on a wide variety of subjects.
International Day of Families: Ghanaian family bonds tested by economic hardship, digital culture
By Christiana Afua Nyarko, GNA Accra, May 27, GNA – As dusk settles over millions of Ghanaian homes, the familiar scenes of mothers trading in markets, fathers…
Responsible Speech, Respect and Democracy: Why Ghana must reclaim its ethical Values
A feature by Delassie Mabel Awuku Accra, May 27, GNA – There is an African proverb that says: “The tongue has no bone, yet…
Indigenous Food in Ghana: Why Ghanaians must embrace their traditional cuisines
By Mamaga Ametor Hoebuadzu II Ho, May 25, GNA – Ghana is endowed with rich cultural diversity, fertile lands, and a wide array of nutritious indigenous foods that…
AU @ 63: Xenophobia tests Africa’s unity and Pan-African idealsÂ
A GNA Feature by James Amoh Junior Accra, May 25, GNA – As Africa marks the 63rd anniversary of continental unity under the African…
From rubber to revenue: How Michael Adongo turned old tyres into livelihoods
A GNA feature by Mohammed Balu ​Tumu, (UW/R), May 25, GNA -  While most people see worn-out vehicle tyres as environmental waste and hazards, Mr Michael Adongo, a cobbler, sees the opposite; he sees a business opportunity in them. …
Africa, Unite!
A GNA feature by Samuel Osei-Frempong Accra, May 25, GNA– In one of his most memorable speeches that echoes through space and time, Dr…
The Rebirth of Legal Education in Ghana: Understanding the Legal Education Act 2026
A feature by Justice Sedinam Awo Kwadam Accra, May 24, GNA – Ghana’s legal education system is entering a new phase with the passage…
Western Region Travel Guide: Nzulezu, surf culture, and eco-luxury
A GNA Feature by Seth Danquah Takoradi, May 22, GNA – When travelers think of Ghana, the colorful urban energy of Accra or the historic…
Coding Without Computers: Ghana’s 3D Scratch Blocks Transform Rural Learning
A GNA feature by Benjamin Akoto Sunyani (Bono), May 20, GNA — With smiles on their faces, hundreds of schoolchildren gather around tables, carefully…
From Dakar to Nairobi: France’s high-stakes gamble to remain relevant in Africa and a signal to the end of Françafrique
By Mathias Bonzo-Ewereko Boateng, Accra, May 18,GNA – For the first time, France held its flagship Africa summit in an English-speaking country. For the…
Prof Adom-Asamoah – UEAS foundation Vice Chancellor spearheads new visionÂ
By Stephen Asante Accra, May 14, GNA – Government has appointed Professor Mark Adom-Asamoah, a distinguished Fulbright Fellow, Commonwealth and British Council Scholar, as…
What football took from me: How Africa’s deadliest stadium disaster orphaned and ruined a life 
A GNA feature by Simon Asare Accra, May 14, GNA – Emmanuel Clottey has spent much of his young life trying to survive in…
Artificial Intelligence and the future of labour governance
Accra, May 12, GNA-Across the world, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping how organizations hire, manage, and protect workers. In countries such as the United…
Turning Research into Business: Why Ghana’s private sector must invest in innovation
A GNA Feature by Edward Acquah Accra, May 12, GNA – Across Ghana, research is shaping the food people eat, the roads they drive…
Recapitalising the Bank of Ghana: Economic necessity or fiscal burden?
A GNA feature by Issah Mohammed/Jibril Abdul Mumuni Accra, May 11, GNA – Ghana’s Central Bank’s recapitalisation has become a key topic for discussion…
Ghana Armed Forces: A Pillar of Nation Building Beyond Combat
A GNA feature by Christiana Afua Nyarko Accra, May 11, GNA – The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has long been recognised for its primary…
Ghana-UNDP Relations: A development partnership that leaves no one behind Â
A GNA feature by Francis Ntow Accra, May 11, GNA – Since Ghana attained independence in 1957, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has remained a steadfast development partner, supporting the country…
Left behind in silence: Baby Deborah’s story and Ghana’s Autism gap Â
A GNA feature by Samira Larbie Accra, May 10, GNA – Baby Deborah (not her real name) was the kind of child people could not ignore. She had…
The long wait at Ghana’s hospitals: A daily struggle, and the road to relief
By Samuel Osei-Frempong Accra, May 10, GNA – Just after sunrise, Akosua Mensah is already on a plastic chair outside the Korle Bu Teaching…