Economic Life: When Suffering Becomes Proof of Power

  In everyday economic life, power rarely announces itself with force. It settles quietly into routines, salaries that delay, prices that ri...

28 December

Is Evil a Necessary Component of Leadership?

  A Philosophical and Literary Inquiry. Introduction Leadership is a recurring concern in literature, philosophy, and social thought. From c...

25 December

This is Man’s Quest to Impress.

How the Modern Man Battles Expectations, Pressure, Image, and Identity in a World That Demands Results, Not Effort. INTRODUCTION: The Weight...

20 November

PART 1: The Face Behind the Beautiful Pictures — The Unseen Story

In today’s world of fast scrolling, sharp visuals, and digital applause, pictures seem to speak louder than the lives behind them. We admir...

19 November

PART 2: Behind the Smile — What the Camera Never Shows

A smile is the easiest thing to capture, but the hardest thing to understand. The camera loves it. The world applauds it. But only the perso...

19 November

PART 3: Frames of Identity — How Pictures Shape Who We Become

Identity is not built in a day. It forms slowly through the memories we keep, the choices we make, and the stories we tell ourselves. Yet, i...

19 November

PART 4: Captured Moments — The Power of Being Seen

  In a world where everyone is looking, very few people truly see. That is why a single captured moment can mean more than a thousand words,...

19 November

THE HEART OF GHANAIAN SCULPTURE: An In-Depth Exploration of Origins, Symbolism, Master Craftsmanship & Cultural Legacy

INTRODUCTION Ghanaian sculpture is more than carved wood, cast metal, molded clay, or woven fibre. It is a living archive of philosophy, s...

17 November

Crafted by Time: The Deep History, Symbolism, and Cultural Power of Ghanaian Sculpture and Craftsmanship

  Ghana’s Craft Heritage as a Living Archive Across Ghana, the heartbeat of culture often echoes not just in the drums, festivals, or oral t...

17 November

10 African Authors and Their Must-Read Books Every Student Should Explore

  African literature is not just about stories, it’s a voice, a mirror, and a memory of who we are. It captures our struggles, our laughter,...

12 October

Comparing Lansana And The Modern Day Reality of Extramarital Affairs.

Title: Comparing Lansana and the Modern-Day Reality of Extramarital Affairs Author:   Bright Agyei Kyidom  Introduction In John K. Kargb...

01 October

Who Is Flora Nwapa

                       Flora Nwapa: Mother of modern African Literature – DW   Chief   Florence Nwanzuruahu Nkiru Nwapa  (13 January 1931 – ...

01 October