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03/01/2025

By Kofi Quaye 2024 was supposed to be an election year full of progress, but the numbers tell a disappointing story. Nearly half the world’s population—3.6 billion people—went to the polls and post…

22/12/2024

The Free Senior High School has significantly increased female enrollment, with girls now attending secondary school at rates that match or even exceed boys in some regions. By Kofi Quaye When Ghan…

18/12/2024

Less than four decades ago, Kasoa was a small market village on the Accra to Cape Coast highway. Today, it is one of the busiest commercial centers in Ghana and is described as the epicenter of the…

05/12/2024

Nana Kwame Bediako, AKA Cheddar. Known for his entrepreneurial spirit, he’s now a presidential hopeful in Ghana. His Freedom Movement is empowering youth to demand transparency. Corruption in…

27/11/2024

Kindergartens in Ghana have proven to be highly efficient in teaching kids to write and speak the English language, both at school and at home. By Kofi Quaye At just three years old, Raymond i…

27/11/2024

Kindergartens in Ghana have proven to be highly efficient in teaching kids to write and speak the English language, both at school and at home. By Kofi Quaye At just three years old, Raymond is a t…

02/11/2024

Tricia, like many Ghanaians, had heard the complaints about the Electricity Company of Ghana Ltd. (ECG) but never imagined she’d become another casualty of their infamous inefficiency. Her ordeal b…

Scammers Alert
27/10/2024

Scammers Alert

Francis Ayariga The danger of scammers preying on Ghanaians abroad who seek to build or invest back home is real. There are scammers everywhere, blending into society and posing as respectable cont…

Is Korlebu Teaching Hospital still the best medical facility in Ghana, or one of the worst?
22/10/2024

Is Korlebu Teaching Hospital still the best medical facility in Ghana, or one of the worst?

By Kofi Quaye For decades, Korlebu Teaching Hospital has been synonymous with medical excellence in Ghana. Its prestige is unmatched, and it has long been revered as the crown jewel of the country’…

22/10/2024

By Kofi Quaye For decades, Korlebu Teaching Hospital has been synonymous with medical excellence in Ghana. Its prestige is unmatched, and it has long been revered as the crown jewel of the country’…

22/10/2024

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19/09/2024

By Kofi Quaye George Kilpatrick, a prominent figure in Syracuse’s Black American community, recently embarked on a life-changing journey to Ghana that has reshaped his connection with his African r…

31/05/2024

Special to VISION AFRICANA NEWS Jeanne Colbert Nwozou and her husband embarked on their journey with the hope of spending quality time together, a plan that seemed straightforward and achievable. H…

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AFRICAN LEADERS:WHAT ARE THEY DOING ABOUT THE LGBTQ PROBLEM? One head of state has described it as social imperialism being imposed on Africa and Africans by Europe and America. A video on social media features President Musevini of Uganda in which he defends his country's passage of legislation that makes the gay lifestyle a criminal offense. Atta Mills, a former president of Ghana, who died in office, is now being cited as a great leader for the way he reacted when the human rights of gay people became part of the discussion in the negotiations for an aid package. He stated that he was unapologetically opposed to the gay lifestyle in Ghana, and was ready to refuse to accept any aid from America or Europe, if it was offered on the condition that the leadership of the country agrees to be more tolerant of lgbt people. The attitude of the current president has been described as non committal. And he has been made aware that the majority of the people of Ghana want the world to know that they don't particularly care for the gay lifestyle. Most Ghanaians appear to be inclined to subscribe to the notion of zero tolerance of the gaylifestyle and don't understand why the president can't or won't make a statement to that effect.

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