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Let me ask you something uncomfortable. 🥺Have you ever walked away from a business deal and later realized that the person was smiling at you while quietly taking advantage of you? 😤Have you ever recommended someone because you trusted them, only to discover they were making money behind your back? 😯Have you ever told a friend about an opportunity, only to realize later that your friend was secretly hoping you would fail? And here is the question that hurts the most: Why do we sometimes treat
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I noticed that goat farming, which used to be a common part of life in our town, seems to be losing its place. I remember seeing more people keeping goats and taking interest in raising them, but today it feels less common. This photo reminded me of something that has quietly been disappearing from our everyday life. I chose to capture it because I believe we should appreciate and preserve the farming practices that have been part of our community.
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SINCE 1957 A Hard Look at Education, Power, Production, and the Ghanaian Mind Some dates live in history books. Some dates live in the soul of a nation. 1957 is both. That was the year Ghana became free. That was the moment we were told our future was now in our own hands. But almost seventy years later, we must ask ourselves a hard question: What have we really done with the freedom we were given? Not just what our presidents have done. Not just what Parliament has done. Not just what pol
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If you have been keeping up with the online buzz, you know Tonto Dikeh used to be the ultimate Nollywood headline maker—always in the news with endless drama and internet rivalries. But "King Tonto" is officially in the past, and "Ada El-Roi" has taken center stage! Late last year, she stunned her fans when she shared a deep, emotional salvation testimony at Pastor Jerry Eze’s NSPPD altar, opening up about walking away from her former lifestyle and finding real peace. After months of street pre
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One question has lived in my heart for a long time. Why do we often find money to honour the dead, yet struggle to invest in the dreams of the living? This is not an attack on our culture. Honouring those who have passed is part of who we are. But somewhere along the way, we have forgotten something equally important. The living also deserve our support. I have seen young women with incredible talent in fashion who cannot afford a sewing machine. I have seen young men who could become excelle
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Thursday, 6th August 2026 Day 218 of 365 "Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him." — Psalm 37:7 There are seasons in life when we pray, cry, and wait, yet heaven seems silent. We begin to wonder if God has forgotten us. But God's silence is never His absence. A seed does not grow the moment it is planted. It develops beneath the soil where no one can see it. In the same way, God often works behind the scenes, preparing blessings, opening doors, shaping our character, and aligning
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According to an official public notice (No. BG/GOV/SEC/2026/25) issued by the Bank of Ghana, the central bank has identified 20 mobile loan applications operating without the requisite licence or authorization. The central bank cautions that these entities operate in contravention of the Directive for Digital Credit Service Providers in Ghana (Notice No. BG/GOV/SEC/2025/30) and constitute significant violations of consumer data privacy, consumer protection, and established regulatory standards.
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What truly sustains a godly relationship? Is love only about romance, or is there something deeper? Join us for an insightful and life-changing meeting on the theme: *”BEYOND THE KISS"* 🎙️ Guest Speaker: Ps. George Asante (Estate District Minister) 📅 Date: Sunday, 2nd August 2026 ⏰ Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Venue: Estate Auditorium Whether you're single, courting, engaged, or married, this meeting is for you. Come and discover biblical principles for building healthy, Christ-centered relationships. Don
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The family of the late Ebenezer Dickson (a.k.a. Bebeeto), aged 40, warmly invites relatives, friends and sympathizers to join them as they celebrate his life. Funeral activities will be held at Breman Benin. Your presence, prayers and support will be deeply appreciated. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
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Language is a powerful tool in education. While English remains important for global communication, higher education and professional opportunities, Ghana must recognize the value of its indigenous languages in teaching and learning. Many Ghanaian students struggle when complex ideas are introduced only in English, especially at the early stages of education. Blending local languages with English would help students understand concepts better, build confidence and improve academic performance.
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Mankessim is one of the busiest and most vibrant towns in the Central Region, but keeping our community clean is a shared responsibility. Every day, plastic waste, bottles, food containers, and other rubbish end up on our streets, in gutters, and around public spaces, affecting our health and the beauty of our town. A clean environment reduces disease, prevents flooding, attracts visitors and investors, and makes Mankessim a better place to live and do business. Every resident, trader, student,
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Mankessim has long been a vibrant hub of trade, color, and skill—and nowhere is that energy more alive than in our local tailoring and fashion design workshops. Beyond creating beautiful, high-quality attire for everyday life and special occasions, our fashion leaders are quietly driving real change in the community by training and mentoring young girls. Through hands-on apprenticeships, experienced designers in Mankessim are equipping the next generation with essential craft skills—from intric
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God has placed gifts within you for a reason. Trust the process, work diligently, and your time will come.