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Gomoa MP A Plus Shares Marvelous Vision for Gomoa Eco Park

Gomoa MP A Plus Shares Vision for Gomoa Eco Park The Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame A Plus, updates the public on Gomoa Eco Park. He shares a glimpse of what this landmark development will look like. The project forms part of the Gomoa Special Economic Zone. The Gomoa MP announced the arrival of Chinese engineers a few weeks ago. These engineers conduct feasibility studies for Phase One of the project. The development will create jobs for thousands of young people. The 50-metre…

WHEN GOLD COAST FOUGHT THE BOTTLE — AND LOST THE BATTLE

…How Ghana’s 120-year Blue Cross story still speaks to our alcohol crisis By: Rev. Immanuel Wiafe (Ga West Presbytery Media Team Lead) A forgotten chapter of Ghana’s history reveals how one movement challenged the liquor trade, confronted colonial interests and warned a nation about the social cost of alcohol. There are moments in the history of a nation when the wisdom of the past becomes a painful commentary on the present. Ghana’s 120-year history of the Blue Cross is one such…

Should You Skip Breakfast? Here’s What Science Says

You have heard the phrase "go to work on an egg." This slogan came from the UK Egg Marketing Board in the 1950s. It was not based on science or nutrition. It was simply a marketing effort to sell more eggs. Many people believed breakfast was key because of this. Concepts like breakfast being the "most important meal of the day" are commonplace. But is this notion actually true? What does science say about skipping breakfast? Is it effective for weight loss? Does it have health implications? Let's find…

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XENOPHOBIA IS AFRICA’S GREATEST BETRAYAL

…South Africa must not turn its back on the Continent that stood with it   By: Rev. Immanuel Wiafe   There is an African proverb that says, "When ten houseflies gather around filth, no one can convince them that honey is sweeter." It

GHANA’S TRIPLE ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT

Flooding, Galamsey and Filth, Undermining Ghana’s Climate Resilience   Nana Kofi Barfour  nbobonsu@gmail.com     The stories are all too familiar when you think of a rainy day in the metropolis of Accra. Floodwaters swallow up

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WHEN GOLD COAST FOUGHT THE BOTTLE — AND LOST THE BATTLE

…How Ghana’s 120-year Blue Cross story still speaks to our alcohol crisis By: Rev. Immanuel Wiafe (Ga West Presbytery Media Team Lead) A forgotten chapter of Ghana’s history reveals how one movement challenged the liquor trade, confronted colonial interests and warned a nation about the social cost of alcohol. There are…
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Should You Skip Breakfast? Here’s What Science Says

You have heard the phrase "go to work on an egg." This slogan came from the UK Egg Marketing Board in the 1950s. It was not based on science or nutrition. It was simply a marketing effort to sell more eggs. Many people believed breakfast was key because of this. Concepts like breakfast being the "most important meal of the…
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WHEN GOLD COAST FOUGHT THE BOTTLE — AND LOST THE BATTLE

…How Ghana’s 120-year Blue Cross story still speaks to our alcohol crisis By: Rev. Immanuel Wiafe (Ga West Presbytery Media Team Lead) A forgotten chapter of Ghana’s history reveals how one movement challenged the liquor trade, confronted colonial interests and warned a nation about the social cost of alcohol. There are…
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Should You Skip Breakfast? Here’s What Science Says

You have heard the phrase "go to work on an egg." This slogan came from the UK Egg Marketing Board in the 1950s. It was not based on science or nutrition. It was simply a marketing effort to sell more eggs. Many people believed breakfast was key because of this. Concepts like breakfast being the "most important meal of the…
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