…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…

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…

Mahama Rejects Taxpayer Money for National Cathedral The National Cathedral conversation resurfaced strongly this week in Ghana. President John Dramani Mahama made his position clear during a citizens' engagement. He spoke on Saturday, September 12, 2026, in Wa. Mahama said he disagrees with using taxpayers' money for the project. He argued that the Christian community has the numbers and resources. They can raise funds to complete the National Cathedral themselves. This National Cathedral…