Opinion essay on quiet kindness strikes a chord with Ghanaian readers
A first-person essay published by The Ghana Report argues that walking away from a confrontation, rather than winning it, is the truer form of kindness in a social media age.
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Shatta Wale Asks Slim Buster To End Public Back-And-Forth Online
Shatta Wale has asked veteran musician Slim Buster to end their online exchanges, saying he never intended disrespect and that not every social media comment deserves a reply.
Friendship Rituals Many Women Say They Quietly Share
A lifestyle column lists six unspoken habits the writer says bind female friend groups, from Snapchat night-out recaps to breakup anthems. Here is what it says.
Meat pie money bought my G-Wagon, says caterer Gifty Brown
Cooker’s Delight chief executive Gifty Brown says her meat pie business paid for her G-Wagon, sparking an online debate about wealth in Ghana’s informal sector.
Why Women Who Stand Out Often Struggle To Believe They Are Loved
A lifestyle essay argues that women who fall outside society’s norms learn to doubt love, blaming poor media representation, rejection and social media pressure.
Ex-MP Questions Dawn Arrests Over Online Posts In ‘Ghana Jollof’ Case
Former Akuapem South MP Osei Bonsu Amoah says Ghana’s cybersecurity law was meant for serious crime, not jokes, after a nurse was remanded in the ‘Ghana Jollof’ case.
Lawyer Martin Kpebu Admits His Own Role in Ghana’s Politics of Insults
Lawyer Martin Kpebu says he too has insulted politicians, recalling his “Manpam” jab at Akufo-Addo, and wants a national dialogue instead of arrests over abusive political speech.