A boy died after participating in a social media ‘craze’ called Chroming, which had been shared on TikTok, an inquest has heard. Oliver Gorman, 12, was found in his bedroom on the evening of May 5 this year, after arriving from holiday at the family home in Hyde, in Tameside,Continue Reading
Kidneys are among the hardest-working organs in the body and daily, they filter close to 150 Liters of blood, eliminate waste, regulate electrolytes, and manage blood pressure. But they remain silent until something begins to malfunction. An unhealthy diet, lack of fluids, high salt consumption, and unmanaged high blood pressureContinue Reading
n a community where teenage pregnancy, truancy and low school enrolment threaten children’s futures, English Teacher, Portia Dzifa Dzilah is helping change the narrative. As the first Ghanaian to win the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award for Sub-Saharan Africa (global level), she nurtures resilience, offering guidance, skill building and support toContinue Reading
The kidney is one of the most important organ of the body, which filters blood to remove waste and extra fluid, which the body then excretes as urine. With poor lifestyle, genes, or age, kidney function can become severely impaired, leading to Chronic kidney disease (CKD). While CKD is notContinue Reading
Human nature is selfish. We fight for what we want — when and how we want it. When our needs are not met, we often turn to our lovers for blame. We ignore the lump in our own eyes while criticising the speck in theirs. When something goes wrong, ourContinue Reading
October 4, 2025 marks the day the veteran journalist, media reformer, and Apagyahene of Tafo Eti will be laid to rest in his ancestral home of Akyem Tafo in the Eastern Region. As a statesman whose extraordinary life in journalism, sports, literature, social reform advocacy and traditional leadership servedContinue Reading
When teens declare they’re “in love,” experts say parents should stay calm, build trust, and use empathy to guide them through first romance.Continue Reading
“What I Choose to Remember”, the autobiography of the late Nana Kwasi Gyan-Apenteng, journalist, communications consultant, cultural advocate and Apagyahene of Akyem Ati Amanfrom, has been launched. The event, held on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at the GNAT Hall in Adabraka, a suburb of Accra, was a short but impressiveContinue Reading
The Director of Technical Services at the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC), Dr Fred Nana Poku, has emphasised the commission’s commitment to rolling out well-structured HIV interventions in mining communities. He noted that HIV cases were on the rise in mining areas and urged mining companies to collaborate with the commissionContinue Reading
The Director of Technical Services at the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC), Dr Fred Nana Poku, has emphasised the commission’s commitment to rolling out well-structured HIV interventions in mining communities. He noted that HIV cases were on the rise in mining areas and urged mining companies to collaborate with the commissionContinue Reading
