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Emmanuel Ofosu

Kwahu Easter Festival: A Global Homecoming Celebration of Culture, Adventure, and Unity

Kwahu Easter Festival: A Global Homecoming Celebration of Culture, Adventure, and Unity

Every year, as Easter approaches, there is a special place in Ghana where the excitement and energy of the season come alive in a way like no other than Kwahu. The Kwahu Easter Festival is more than just a local celebration; it's a vibrant, globally recognized event that

Ghana's Energy Future: Balancing Fossil Fuels and Renewables.

As global momentum builds toward climate action, Ghana is standing at a critical point in its energy journey. With the country still heavily reliant on fossil fuels—over 95 percent of its energy mix as of 2021—experts warn that an abrupt shift to renewables could threaten energy stability and

The Burning of Waste: A Growing Environmental and Public Health Crisis in Africa.

The Burning of Waste: A Growing Environmental and Public Health Crisis in Africa.

The burning of waste has become a significant environmental and public health concern. Open waste fires, whether deliberate or accidental, release harmful pollutants that contaminate the air, water, and soil. These fires contribute to climate change by emitting greenhouse gases and worsening pollution levels, leading to long-term environmental damage. Additionally,

Ghana's Tourism Boom: Balancing Economic Growth, Cultural Heritage, and Local Empowerment.

Ghana's Tourism Boom: Balancing Economic Growth, Cultural Heritage, and Local Empowerment.

Africa's emergence as a prime tourist destination has been a remarkable phenomenon in recent years. The continent's rich cultural diversity, breathtaking natural beauty, and historic significance have made it an attractive location for travelers seeking a unique experience. Ghana, in particular, has become a hotspot for

Ghana’s Gold Dilemma: Should Small-Scale Mining Continue Abolished?

Ghana’s Gold Dilemma: Should Small-Scale Mining Continue Abolished?

Gold has long been the backbone of Ghana’s economy. From ancient civilizations to modern-day industrialization, this precious metal has shaped the nation’s financial landscape. Today, however, Ghana stands at a crossroads. The environmental devastation caused by gold mining—especially small-scale operations—raises pressing concerns. Is abolishing small-scale mining