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Former Ghanaian legislator Kojo Adu-Asare survived a six-year battle with kidney failure thanks to leaders from across the political divide who refused to let party lines dictate compassion. His story of survival and gratitude is inspiring better health awareness across Ghana.
Former Ghanaian MP Kojo Adu Asare defied six years of dialysis and near-death moments to receive a life-saving kidney transplant. His story is sparking urgent conversations about affordable kidney care across Ghana.
A 19-year-old escaped the rental trap by building a cozy 300-square-foot tiny home on her parents' property for $45,000. Her story reflects a growing trend of young adults finding creative housing solutions as traditional homeownership becomes harder to achieve.
Two Nigerian music legends are making history at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti and singer-songwriter Sade Adu will be inducted in November, celebrating their global impact on music.
When Ghana's prison system faced a critical medicine shortage, a pharmaceutical company delivered essential supplies to help inmates and officers get the care they need. The move is sparking hope for more private sector support to close healthcare gaps.
Wells Fargo Foundation donated $1 million to help families rebuild affordable homes in Altadena after the devastating Eaton Fire. The grant will construct accessory dwelling units and help rebuild homes destroyed in the disaster. ##
As fake news spreads faster than ever, journalists from around the world are gathering in Germany to defend truth and rebuild public trust. The 2025 DW Global Media Forum is tackling how reporters can stay vital in democracies under pressure.
Over 200 schoolgirls in Accra discovered opportunities to become ship captains, marine engineers, and maritime lawyers at a groundbreaking career event. The program proved that the ocean isn't just for boys anymore.
Okyeame Kwame's reggae track "Clap" is winning hearts across Ghana by teaching kids and adults to celebrate everyone's success, even their rivals'. The upbeat song went viral for its simple message: good things happen when we cheer for each other.
Over 400 educators from six countries gathered in Ghana to reimagine education by fusing critical thinking with practical skills training. The landmark conference at USTED in Kumasi tackled how to prepare students for real-world challenges while keeping human values at the center.
Hundreds of young girls in Ghana's Ayawaso Central Municipality just got a clearer path to professional football careers. A new sports festival combined games, education, and the launch of a juvenile girls' league to transform grassroots women's football.