Opinions & Feature

As António Guterres approaches the end of his second term in 2026, the question of succession is beginning to crystallize within diplomatic circles. Although...

The African Union’s leadership in advancing child online safety and digital empowerment was in focus as stakeholders from across the continent gathered in Accra,...

A Quiet Revolution on the Corner Across neighborhoods from quiet suburbs to busy city streets small wooden boxes on posts have become symbols of community...

Child Online Africa’s flagship initiative, the Africa Digital Leaders (ADL) Programme, has once again put African youth on the global stage.The programme was recognized as...

On this International Day of the Girl, we celebrate and amplify the voices of girls in Ghana and across Africa, focusing on their vision...

In Ghana’s quest for gold, a far more precious resource is being destroyed: water. Rivers and viable forests that once sustained communities and the...

Child Online Africa, a pan-African NGO based in Ghana is calling for relevant educational system for Africans especially children.In a statement to celebrate Africa...

Breaking new ground, Albert Abu Boahen, Charles Adu Boahen’s father and well-known scholar, was the first Ghanaian to receive a Ph.D. in African History...

The UN human rights office in Uganda has closed and ended its operations after the government there refused to renew a deal for it...

The cost of food, fuel and fertiliser in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities is continuing to escalate to crisis levels since Russia’s...