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Discover how a new collaboration between the Gender Ministry and the Breast Society of Ghana plans to tackle breast cancer awareness and early

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection and the Breast Society of Ghana are strengthening their collaboration on breast cancer

FIDA is calling for urgent judicial retraining - but what sparked this action?

FIDA Ghana has petitioned the Judicial Service over a divorce ruling, raising concerns about the language used. The group hints at a departure from established principles - and a potential impact on public confidence.

FIDA Ghana is up in arms over a judge's remarks in a divorce case - but what did he say that was so offensive?

FIDA Ghana has petitioned the Judicial Service over language used in a recent divorce ruling involving Mrs. Joana Quaye and Richard Nii Armah Quaye- raising concerns about the dignity of women before the courts. The group warns that such remarks risk undermining public confidence- but what exactly was said?

A new initiative promises menstrual hygiene support for Ghana's female prisoners - but what does it really mean for them?

The Fallon Foundation has launched the Pad for Prisons Initiative in Ghana - a programme focused on incarcerated women. The initiative aims to address menstrual health challenges, but the scope may be wider than it seems.

Ghana's Ashanti Region faces a growing challenge with teenage pregnancies, prompting calls for intensified action and community involvement.

The Department of Gender in Ghana's Ashanti Region is concerned about rising teenage pregnancies. This issue highlights the urgent need for

A united front emerges to tackle Ghana's pollution crisis - but what solutions are on the table?

Religious bodies and civil society groups are uniting to combat air pollution and e-waste injustice in Ghana. The collaboration seeks practical measures- but what changes will they push for?

A community dialogue in Krowor seeks to address social challenges - but can it?

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection engaged Krowor communities in a dialogue about social protection. The discussion touched on pressing issues and key government social intervention programmes - but what challenges remain?

Male victims of abuse in Ghana remain silent due to stigma, masculinity pressures and fear of ridicule, experts say, cal

Male victims of abuse in Ghana remain silent due to stigma, masculinity pressures and fear of ridicule, experts say, calling for confidential support.

Divaloper & KGL Foundation team up again to boost STEM skills for girls- but what's the real plan?

Divaloper and the KGL Foundation are renewing their partnership for a third year- focusing on STEM training. The collaboration aims to empower African youth with digital skills, particularly benefiting girls and young women- but what challenges will they face?

A recent lecture sought to advance labour practices in Ghana-but are Ghanaian workplaces really fair and equitable?

UPSA's Institute of Work, Employment and Society (IWES) hosted a public lecture on International Labour Day. The lecture aimed to sensitise stakeholders on building a fair labour environment-but what are the key ingredients for a harmonious labour landscape?

Ghana's digital health push may be outpacing its ability to protect its youth - but how?

A new policy brief examines Ghana's digital health boom and its impact on young people. The report highlights rising risks - but stops short of saying what they are - as the digital ecosystem expands.

Digital spaces should be accessible to all - but for women with disabilities, the divide is even wider than you think.

A Ghanaian woman recounts how assistive technology helped her reclaim independence after losing her sight. She highlights the hidden barriers in the digital world - hinting at the need for more inclusive digital spaces.