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- Jul 10, 2026
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Your Brain Is Not Broken — It Is Bored, Distracted, And Waiting For You To Take The Wheel (opens the original)
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There is a boy in Nima who cannot sit still for ten minutes without reaching for his phone. There is a trader in Kumasi Central Market who says she "just cannot focus again" since the last dumsor season scrambled her routine. There is a graduate in Accra, CV polished, certificates plenty, who cannot make himself open the job application he has been avoiding for three weeks. Different faces, different postcodes, same story: a generation that has been told it is lazy, undisciplined, or simply "not
Why Ghanaian Men Cannot Seduce Anymore — And Why It Is Not Only Their Fault (opens the original)
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Somewhere in Osu tonight, a young man is sitting across from a woman he has been chasing on WhatsApp for three weeks, and he has nothing to say. Somewhere in East Legon, a young woman is scrolling past yet another Bumble profile, sighing the particular sigh of someone who has stopped expecting anything interesting to happen. And somewhere in every barbering shop, every trotro queue, every Twitter Space debating "who is at fault," the same argument is playing out: are Ghanaian men getting worse a
The Waterway 8,000 Kilometres Away That Could Decide What You Pay At The Pump Tomorrow (opens the original)
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Somewhere south of Iran, a narrow stretch of water no wider than the distance between Accra and Tema carries roughly a fifth of the entire world's oil supply through it every single day. Most Ghanaians have never heard its name. Every single one of us already depends on it. That waterway is the Strait of Hormuz, and it is currently sitting at the centre of one of the most dangerous stand-offs in the world — a tightening confrontation between Israel, Iran, and the United States that geopolitical
The Man Who Built The Monster Is Now Warning Ghana To Run. Are We Listening? (opens the original)
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Picture the engineer who designed the bridge standing at the edge of it, years later, shouting at the crowd not to cross. That is, almost exactly, the strange and unsettling position Geoffrey Hinton now occupies in the world of artificial intelligence. Hinton did not stumble into this field. He built large parts of its foundation. Decades of his research on neural networks quietly became the architecture underneath the very systems now writing our emails, marking our children's homework, and inc
Gray Divorce: The Silent Marriages Ghana Refuses to Talk About (opens the original)
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For fifty years, we have been told the same comforting story about Ghanaian marriage: that it survives everything. Poverty survives it. Politics survives it. Even ECG's endless dumsor cannot switch off a Ghanaian union once the aunties have blessed it. We assume that a couple who has weathered thirty years, four children, two funerals and one failed business together is, by definition, safe. He will not leave. She will not leave. They are past all that. They are not.Walk into any Circuit Court i
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