Tag: GNA feature
Survival of the fittest: Rural women compete with animals for water
A GNA Feature by Prosper K. Kuorsoh
Wa, June 11, GNA –The lack of potable water in some rural communities in the Upper West Region...
Protecting the Rights of Children, the law, barriers and the realities
A GNA feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei
Domestic violence remains the most hidden form of violence in the country as sexual violence or abuse meted out...
Hand washing: process of getting infection or promoting quality state of health?
A GNA feature By Regina Benneh-Siaw
Hand washing, also known as hand hygiene is the act of cleaning one's hands with soap and water to...
COVID-19: Women in informal sector recount their losses
A GNA feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei
The impact of crisis are never gender-neutral and COVID-19 is no exception, for the single mother in Ghana.
For the...
Sunday, May 9, is Mother’s Day
A GNA Feature by Eunice Hilda Ampomah/Vivian Tawiah
Sunday, May 9, is Mother’s Day and Ghana will join the rest of the world to recognise...
Greenwich Meridian lost tourism monument in Ghana
GNA Feature by Winifred Kodua /Charlotte L. Appiah
The Greenwich Meridian a global geographical monument in 2014 was decorated with a magnificent edifice named “The...
COVID-19: PWDs call for implementation of Disability Act
A GNA feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei
As the impact of COVID-19 continue to ravage the global economy and lives, Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) have made...
Can Journalists keep holding public officials accountable?
A GNA feature by Eric K. Amoh
In the mid-1990s, it was common to see and hear journalists discussing and talking about issues on national,...
Electric vehicle usage in Ghana and Africa is a climate change solution
GNA Feature by Christopher Tetteh
Global warming in recent years is as a result of higher percentage of air pollutions such as car exhaust fumes...
Impact of COVID-19 on hospitality industry
GNA feature by Hafsa Obeng
On March 12, 2020, Ghana recorded its first two cases of the deadly Corona Virus (COVID-19), being among the first...
Ritual Murders: Public officials must also be responsible
A GNA Feature by Eric K. Amoh
Ghana woke up to one of the most horrific, terrible, and unimaginable stories of teens killing their friend...
UHAS introduces new academic programmes, kickstarts two new Schools
A GNA feature By Maxwell Awumah
The University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) in Ho has started several new academic and professional programmes during...
The Upper East Uncompleted Theatre: A setback to the region’s cultural heritage
A GNA Feature by Anthony Adongo Apubeo
The Upper East Region is one of the few regions in Ghana that has a lot of cultural...
Bunso Arboretum: an exceptional tourist site in the Eastern Region
A GNA feature by Bertha Badu-Agyei/Millicent Tamakloe
The Eastern Region is undoubtedly one of the tourist hubs in the country endowed with popular and striking...
‘Travel and See,’ poverty is real
A GNA Feature by Emmanuel Nyatsikor.
"Travel and see" was the inscription on a mummy truck that used to ply between Ho and Adaklu Kodzobi,...
Death ‘hanged’ on the neck
A GNA Feature by Prosper K. Kuorsoh
Despite its important religious significance for Muslim women especially the married ones, the veil (Mayafi) is also increasingly...
Ramadan: time to regain divine-consciousness
A GNA Feature by Hafsa Obeng/Samira Yakubu
Ramadan is considered one of the holiest months of the year for Muslims. It is the month in...
YPSA presents new hope in ending bloody, intractable conflicts in Africa
A GNA Feature by Jesse Owusu Ampah
The Youth for Peace and Security Africa (YPSA) is presenting new hope in ending bloody and intractable conflicts...
The Misuse of ‘Car Ramps,’ ignorance or science, a case of fuel stations
GNA Feature by Maxwell Awumah
Growing up with the knowledge of not pointing one’s finger towards the cemetery and its remedial action of having...
Ghanaian beaches sing the tale of isolation
A GNA feature by Alexander Nyarko Yeboah
The waves of the sea roar endlessly with its waters smashing against the lonely sandy beach christened the...
Deforestation-Who bears the brunt
GNA Feature by Fatima Anafu-Astanga
Local community participation in forestry management and the availability of forests user rights in Ghana, supported by legal and political...
2021 Easter Monday amid COVID-19 and ban on social gatherings
A GNA Feature by Eunice Hilda Ampomah
Easter Monday is the Monday after Easter Sunday and it is observed as a Public Holiday in many...
How delicate is fluoride to the teeth? A Conversation with a Dentist
A GNA feature by Ivy Yemoteley Anum,
The teeth of every person remain one of their natural valuables not only for eating but as a...
Recruitment scam syndicates: the price to pay
A GNA feature by Alexander Nyarko Yeboah
The premises of the Tema Regional office of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) was recently thronged, mostly by...
Tourism industry bets to sustain air traffic to Ho
A GNA feature by Samuel Akumatey
The tourism industry in the Volta Region will become a key component of the business case for the Ho...
Symbols of Wisdom: Adinkra symbols gaining popularity in 21st century communication designs
GNA Feature by Kwabia Owusu-Mensah/Dominic Antwi Agyei
Adinkra, Ghana’s hand-made traditional communication symbols are gradually, but firmly gaining roots in the 21st century communication designs...
The critical role of optometrists to the wellbeing of humanity
A GNA Feature by Dr Kwame Yeboah Junior/Dr Enyam Morny
The world marks International Optometry Day on March 23, annually. The optometry profession plays a...
Defiling the poor and injustices involved, the plight of four-year old Cindy
A GNA Feature by Eunice Hilda Ampomah, GNA
Defilement and rape, though still an anomaly and criminal in Ghana’s law, is still fertilized by...
CoST Sekondi-Takoradi makes progress on proactive and reactive disclosures
A GNA feature by Mildred Siabi-Mensah
National and sub-national government bodies across the world recognize that in order to avoid a crisis of trust and...
Tema Sewer System: Ambitious project to address predicament
A GNA Feature by James Amoh Junior
It was jubilation galore as scores of residents of Tema, danced to the blurring sounds from mounted speakers...