The Friendship Nobody Names: An Essay On Loving A Best Friend In Silence
An anonymous first-person essay on loving a long-time friend in silence has struck a chord — here is what it says, and why the dilemma it describes feels so familiar.
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Anonymous Love Letter Essay Sparks Talk About Healing After Heartbreak
An anonymous open letter published by The Ghana Report describes one woman’s recovery of confidence after a low point, touching on healing, respect and consistency.
What Feminism Actually Means: Seven Everyday Beliefs That Count
A lifestyle article carried by a Ghanaian outlet lists seven everyday beliefs it says make someone a feminist, from rejecting double standards to backing equal pay.
On Nkrumah’s Birthday, A Call To Turn Memory Into Capability
A September 21 commentary marking Kwame Nkrumah’s birthday argues Ghana honours its first President by turning his ambition into working institutions, not statues.
Lifestyle essay asks a hard question: did you ever really love them?
A first-person essay published by The Ghana Report argues that genuine love never fully disappears, and that fights, hardship and indifference reveal what was only lust.
Ghanaian Governance Expert Says Study Tours Abroad Must End In Implementation Notes
Governance strategist Prof. Douglas Boateng says African delegations return from Singapore and London with photographs instead of reforms, and proposes implementation notes.
Opinion Column Asks Why Some Women Keep Choosing The “Bad Boy”
A lifestyle column argues women drawn to difficult partners are really chasing the fantasy of changing them. We break down the argument, and its limits, for readers.
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