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Continue reading →: Ghana’s Free Senior High School: A Game Changer or a Work in Progress?By Kofi Quaye When Ghana’s Free Senior High School (Free SHS) policy was introduced in 2017, it promised a revolution in education—one that would open doors for students who otherwise couldn’t afford to attend high school. Fast forward to 2024, and the policy has been both celebrated and criticized. While…
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Continue reading →: Nyanyano and Kasoa: How Two Small Communities Have Been Transformed Into The Busiest And Fastest Growing Commercial Hub in Ghana.By Kofi Quaye Nyanyano and Kasoa— two neighboring communities in the Central Region of Ghana that have seen huge changes in a remarkably short period of time. What used to be a quiet fishing village and a small roadside market town have merged into a sprawling urban hub. But there’s more…
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Continue reading →: Gender inequality in Ghana…when will it end?Women’s organizations like NETRIGHT have emerged as a formidable force advocating for gender equality and women empowerment in Ghana. By Kofi Quaye On December 7, Ghana made history by electing Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang as the first female vice president. Was it a monumental moment? Absolutely: it is one of…
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Continue reading →: VISA SECRETS: what they don’t want you to know.Why do some people secure visas on their first try while others face rejection after rejection? Is it luck, connections, or insider knowledge? The truth is simpler than you think—and it’s all revealed in VISA SECRETS. This game-changing guide is your passport to success, breaking down every step of the…
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Continue reading →: The Fight Against Corruption: Africa’s Youth Are Bringing Change. Ghana’s Nana Kwame Bediako is a leading example.Nana Kwame Bediako, AKA Cheddar. Known for his entrepreneurial spirit, he’s now a presidential hopeful in Ghana. His Freedom Movement is empowering youth to demand transparency. Corruption in Africa: A New Generation Takes the Stand By Kofi Quaye For decades, corruption has been one of the most significant barriers to…
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Continue reading →: The Kindergarten Revolution: How English is Reshaping Childhood in Ghana.By Kofi Quaye At just three years old, Raymond is a typical toddler: energetic, curious, and prone to tears when things don’t go his way. Yet, something about Raymond sets him apart. He speaks English fluently and enthusiastically, for a three year old, chatting with anyone who will listen. He prefers…
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Continue reading →: Meet Jenny Quaye: Faith, Family, and a Message of HopeEarly October, you may have spotted a striking photo of Jenny Quaye on social media. You may be asking yourself this question- who is she? And the answer is: she is an amazing woman who balances the everyday demands of work and family with an extraordinary mission: inspiring many through…
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Continue reading →: Going to Africa! Just Visiting! Going Home! Reconnecting With Your Roots!Repatriating!Embark on a life-changing journey to Ghana, the gateway to Africa, and preserve the memories forever. Whether you’re traveling to rediscover your heritage, explore the culture, or create lasting bonds, http://www.mysteeknews.com, and http://www.visionafricana.com ensure your experience is unforgettable. We capture your trip like no one else can—publishing news and updates…
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Continue reading →: Beware of Scammers in Ghana: The Costly Tale of Trust and FraudThe danger of scammers preying on Ghanaians abroad who seek to build or invest back home is real. There are scammers everywhere, blending into society and posing as respectable contractors, consultants, or even “men of God.” One name is now almost synonymous with this kind of fraud — Francis Ayariga,…
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Continue reading →: Korlebu Teaching Hospital: Still Ghana’s Best Medical Facility?By Kofi Quaye For decades, Korlebu Teaching Hospital has been touted as the leading medical facility in Ghana. Its prestige is unmatched, and it has long been revered as the crown jewel of the country’s healthcare system. Korlebu’s history, spanning over 90 years, has cemented its status as a leading…






