INCREASING GRADUATE UNEMPLOYMENT: WHO IS TO BLAME?
Data from the Ghana Statistical Service from the 2021 Population and Housing Census shows that 13.4 per cent of Ghana’s active population is unemployed.
POSSIBLE INCREASE IN FUEL PRICES: A SITUATION OF CONCERN.
The price of gasoline would rise from 5% to 9% starting in June 2022 - Institute for Energy Security
LOWER PUBLIC INVESTMENT TO SLOW DOWN GHANA’S CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY GROWTH – FITCH SOLUTIONS
The construction sector of Ghana is predicted to slow down this year, rising by 4.1 percent year on year, down from 5.7 percent in 2021
OUR JOURNALISM: IS ALL HOPE LOST?
For a country that ranks high in Africa and even the world for being one of the best nations to practice democracy, Ghana’s press scene has been appalling in recent…
ACCIDENTS ON OUR ROADS: A CASE OF RECKLESSNESS OR BAD ROADS
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 1.25 million people worldwide die yearly due to road accidents.
IS ‘DUMSOR’ HERE AGAIN?
For the past decade, the state's energy sector has faced discrepancies due to increasing population and businesses. This development has resulted in intermittent power outages popularly called ‘Dumsor’, but unlike…
OUR SECURITY: CAN WE TRUST IT?
Arguably, Ghana is one of the most peaceful countries in the World. Notwithstanding, there are happenings that make citizens and foreigners alike question their safety in the country.
OKADA: A MENACE OR A WAY OF EASY TRANSPORTATION
Okada riders in Ghana routinely flout traffic regulations and endanger their lives and that of passengers as well.
YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT: A BANE TO MENTAL HEALTH
The ultimate desire of almost every young person in Ghana is to get a job. But in Ghana, doing a decent job is a lifelong breakthrough for young people and…