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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 20, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Modern Ghana
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- Jul 10, 2026
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The Economy Exists to Serve People, Not the Other Way Around (opens the original)
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Economic growth is often measured by figures such as GDP, export earnings, foreign direct investment, and stock market performance. While these indicators are important, they should never become the ultimate goal. They are simply tools for measuring progress. The true purpose of any economy is to improve the lives of the people it serves. This is why the statement, "The human is not a constraint on the economy. The human is its purpose," is so significant. It reminds us that economic success sho
Jail Is Not The Cure For Misinformation: The Camilla Alhassan Case Should Spark A National Debate (opens the original)
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The reported one-year custodial sentence handed to TikToker Camilla Alhassan for publishing false information about President John Dramani Mahama has reignited debate over how Ghana should respond to misinformation in the digital age. The issue extends beyond one individual. It raises an important national question: Is imprisonment the most effective way to combat the growing menace of false information? There should be no misunderstanding. Deliberately spreading falsehoods that damage reputatio
Stealing Bread Or Stealing A Nation? Understanding Why Both The Poor And The Rich Commit Theft (opens the original)
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Poverty is often blamed as the primary cause of theft, and there is some truth to that argument. Economic hardship, unemployment, and hunger can push individuals into desperate decisions they might never have considered under better circumstances. Yet poverty alone cannot explain why wealthy individuals, powerful officials, and successful business executives also engage in theft, fraud, and corruption. The reality is that theft is not driven solely by empty pockets. It is also influenced by gree
Hunger: The Most Immediate and Visible Face of Poverty (opens the original)
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Across the world, poverty is measured in many ways—low income, inadequate housing, unemployment, and limited access to education and healthcare. Yet, for millions of people, the most painful and immediate expression of poverty is hunger. An empty stomach is often the first and harshest reminder of economic hardship. Unlike many other effects of poverty that develop over time, hunger demands attention every day. A person who has not eaten cannot concentrate, work efficiently, or study effectively
Lack of Access Roads Slows Firefighting Efforts in Ghana (opens the original)
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Poor planning and blocked routes continue to delay emergency response, putting lives and property at greater risk. Firefighters in Ghana are increasingly facing a challenge that has little to do with equipment or manpower. Across many urban and rural communities, poor or non-existent access roads are preventing fire tenders from reaching emergency scenes quickly, allowing fires to spread and causing avoidable loss of lives and property. The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has repeatedly empha
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