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Africa & Society

Beyond the Tap

A mason's solution on a building site — harvesting rainwater into an underground block tank — opened a window into Ghana's water crisis and the many solutions already waiting to be scaled.

Caleb Quaye · May 2026

Africa & Society

Gratitude Is an Action, Not an Emotion

We often confuse feeling grateful with being grateful — but feelings don't reach the people who helped you. Actions do.

Elijah Collins-Hespelt · June 2026

Leadership

Presence Has a Voice

A parable of three trials in the village of Besopo teaches what true leadership has always known — your presence is speaking in every room, long before your mouth ever opens.

Chelsea Elinam Aku Akakpo · June 2026

Leadership

Mastery in the Mess

True breakthroughs do not come from eliminating obstacles — they come from leaning directly into them and discovering that limitations are often the catalyst for brand-new horizons.

Caleb Obeng · July 2026

Africa & Society

Closer on Paper, Farther in Reality

Africa is globally connected yet intra-African trade sits at barely 15% of total trade — when it is easier to trade with China than a neighbour three hundred kilometres away, something deeper than infrastructure is broken.

Beatrice Keneh · July 2026

Faith & Work

A Christian's Quest: The Choices That Shape Us

The Christian life is not defined by one great decision but by many daily ones — every choice either draws us closer to God or pulls us further away.

Alexander Dzakah Jnr · June 2026

Africa & Society

The Real Size of Africa

Most world maps distort the true size of Africa. When you see the real scale, everything changes — including how we think about African leadership and potential.

Akua Kakra Agyepong · March 26, 2024

Faith & Work

Nurturing Faith in the Workplace

How do you keep your faith alive in a secular workplace? Practical wisdom for Christians navigating the tension between faith and professional life.

Josephine Awaafo · March 26, 2024

Faith & Work

A Candle in the Dark

In a world filled with darkness, one candle can make all the difference. This is the story of what happens when ordinary people choose to shine.

Keron Yeboah · March 26, 2024

Africa & Society

The African Leadership Narrative: The Rise of Africa's Cheetah Generation

Africa's future belongs to the Cheetah Generation — young, dynamic, and determined to build a new Africa on their own terms.

Richard Kobby Gavor · March 26, 2024

Faith & Work

Navigating the Digital World with Grace

Social media and digital technology have transformed how we connect, communicate, and create. But how do we navigate this new world without losing our values?

Sylvia Emefa Seamegbe · March 26, 2024

Leadership

Breaking the Shackles of Our Mind

The greatest prison is the one we build in our own minds. True freedom begins when we challenge the limiting beliefs that hold us back.

Yaw Owusu-Broni · March 26, 2024

Africa & Society

Reclaiming Our Greatness: Lessons from Ancient African Civilizations

Before slavery and colonization, Africa was home to powerful kingdoms that shaped world history.

Sarah Yarborley Abbey · March 26, 2024

Leadership

The Ambition Humility Paradox

Ambition and humility may seem like opposing forces, but the most transformational leaders know how to hold both.

Samuel Bright Appiah · March 26, 2024

Africa & Society

Confronting The "Racism" Within Our Tribes

While Africans have bravely fought racism from outsiders, a destructive bias persists within — tribalism.

Benedicta Adwoa Hayford · March 26, 2024

Faith & Work

Becoming Light

As a young Christian navigating workplace integrity, I discovered that light shines best in darkness.

Erica Abini · March 15, 2024

Faith & Work

We Are the Problem!

When believers retreat from the seven pillars of society, the world fills the vacuum and sets the standards.

Yaa Afriyie Amankwah · March 26, 2024

Leadership

Falling In Love With My Own Mind

Thinking Is a Process, Not an Accident. A mental process of understanding a situation, analyzing information, solving problems, making decisions, generating options.

Beatrice Darling Ansah · August 2026

Leadership

The Rear-View Mirror and the Road Ahead

Reflection is only problematic when it becomes a destination rather than a tool for moving forward. Sometimes, we convince ourselves that because an explanation feels right, it must be true. Before we know it, reflection becomes overthinking, and we remain stuck in the past while believing we are working on ourselves.

Emerald Eyram Akorli · September 2026

Faith & Work

Faith-Refining Scars

Permit me to engage you in the story of a woman who began her journey on a very unlucky note wanting nothing to do with a God who seemed to have allowed far too much pain into her life. One of the things I have carried with me long after embracing this story is the beauty of finding purpose in pain not as a cliché stitched onto a difficult season to make it more bearable, but as something Jesus Himself modelled.

Emmanuel Nkrumah · September 2026

Faith & Work

The Scars That Have Shaped Me: What I Learned From Vaneetha’s Story

“This is the most precious answer God can give us: wait. It makes us cling to him rather than to an outcome. God knows what I need; I do not. He sees the future; I cannot. His perspective is eternal; mine is not. He will give me what is best for me when it is best for me.” — Vaneetha Rendall Risner, The Scars That Have Shaped Me

Ernestina Asare Bediako · September 2026

Faith & Work

THE DEVIL IS AT THE DOOR

It is easy to read something like this and wonder, “What kind of person drinks blood?” But it is not all doom and gloom. Becky, Amber and Kristine shared something else that points us toward the answer to our own vulnerabilities: they turned to Christ.

Griffin Adjei-Brown · September 2026

Faith & Work

No More Limits

There are moments in life when the greatest obstacle standing between us and our potential is not a lack of ability, it is the limits we have accepted.

Henry Nyonator · September 2026

Community

The Twenty-Four Hour Property: Why We Get Angry When Our Time Is "Stolen"

A human being can neither create nor retain a single second of time. We cannot slow down the clock when we are resting, nor can we extend the day when we run out of daylight. Time comes to us entirely as a "pure gift".

Joanna Nortey · September 2026

Africa & Society

Beyond the Africa We Were Taught

History is not important merely so that we can boast about ancient kingdoms. Neither should learning about Africa's past cause us to romanticize it or ignore the continent's present challenges. Rather, history gives us perspective.

Josephine Ennin · September 2026

Africa & Society

Seeing Beyond Labels

In Ghana, we are proud of our reputation as warm and welcoming people. Yet beneath our hospitality, subtle lines still exist. Maybe the greatest threat to unity is not hatred. Maybe it is the quiet belief that some people matter a little less than others. Maybe it is the assumption that some people belong on the other side of an invisible line.

Lois Tay · September 2026

Africa & Society

A 24-Hour Mirage?

A government cannot rebuild an entire country's economic rhythm overnight, but it can shift direction, establish decisive statutory clarity, and eliminate specific operational bottlenecks within targeted industrial corridors.

Marion Ribeiro · September 2026

Leadership

Why You are the Boss (and how to make it count).

In order to become better bosses, we first have to lead ourselves well. Self leadership is a big deal – how can I serve/steer others right when I am not doing it well for myself?

Emmanuella Afra Addei · September 2026

Africa & Society

The Story We Forgot We Were Telling

When a people’s story is taken from their own hands, something must fill that silence. We did not just lose bronzes and masks. We lost the mirror that told us who we were before anyone else got to decide it for us.

Melchida Lackland Sam · September 2026

Leadership

The Mirror Is Not You

Camp wasn’t just an event; it was a discovery world. It challenged us, as leaders, to stop looking outward for answers and start looking inward instead. It never dawned on me that I would say goodbye to Camp, but the real mandate hasn’t ended.

Rebecca Tweneboah Ama Tham · September 2026

Leadership

The Mirage of Reforms in Ghana

The Ghana we want rests in the policies we make now! If you had a seat at the policy-making table, would you treat it as trial and error?

Sefam Tawiah · September 2026

Africa & Society

LIES VS. FACTS: THE TRUE SIZE OF AFRICA

Does the way we see something affect the way we understand it? But will a different map build roads? Will it create jobs? Will it improve healthcare? Will it stop corruption?

Sanima Nawaane · September 2026

Leadership

Beyond the Rhetoric: From Aspiration to Action

A beautiful vision can inspire, but vision alone cannot transform societies. Aspiration remains a dream without discipline, commitment, consistency, and determination. Africa has no shortage of ambitious visions.

Reuben Mainoo Yeboah · September 2026

Africa & Society

Beyond the Hunter’s Lens: Why Africans must Establish Social Media Visibility

Nhyira Dontoh · September 2026