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The Saga of the Achimota Forest: Abuse of Executive Instruments

By Felix Nana Kofi Ofori on June 28, 2022

Opinion: The reputation of Ghana’s judiciary is at an all-time low?

By Felix Nana Kofi Ofori on May 19, 2022

University for Development Studies open to collaborations to influence forensic science policy in Ghana – Prof Gabriel Ayum Teye, VC

By Yahaya Sumara Sulley on May 10, 2022

Towards a DNA Revolution in Ghana – Interview

By Yahaya Sumara Sulley on May 10, 2022

How can we make Ghana’s e-levy, or MoMo tax, equitable and fair?

By Scientect on May 9, 2022

Ghana: Call for Policy Review in Forensic Science Education

By Yahaya Sumara Sulley on April 11, 2022

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FSOGH Launch Maiden Forensic Science Symposium

By Yahaya Sumara Sulley on July 6, 2021

Authors: Yahaya Sumara Sulley and Mohammed Lawal(Founder & Co-founder, Forensic Science Outreach Ghana (FSOGH), Nyankpala) The Forensic Science Outreach Ghana (FSOGH) held their first ever annual symposium on Thursday June 24, 2021 […]

Ghana struggles in fight to achieve food safety, food expert says

By Mohammed Lawal on June 26, 2021
Vegetables in an open market

Data on estimates of food borne diseases burden are virtually non-existent in Ghana.

Kefir and its Biological Activities – At a glance

By drmuganti on June 26, 2021

Kefir is a self-carbonated refreshing fermented yoghurt that has been consumed for over 100 years for its various health benefits…

Male fertility: how everyday chemicals are destroying sperm counts in humans and animals – The Conversation

By Scientect on April 15, 2021

Within just a few generations, human sperm counts may decline to levels below those considered adequate for fertility.

“Comprehensive” sexuality education in Ghana

By Scientect on April 12, 2021

One or another element of sexuality education has been taught in Ghanaian schools since before independence in 1957

Caring for the aged in Ghana

By Scientect on April 11, 2021

Providing long-term care is a challenge to states around the world. In rich countries, supporting frail and disabled adults is a major budget item, and even then, the care provided can be inadequate. […]

Prioritizing food safety in Ghana

By Mohammed Lawal on April 2, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

In Africa, more than 91 million people are estimated to fall sick and 137,000 are estimated to die from foodborne diseases annually

Apply for Commonwealth Scholarships

By Scientect on March 2, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

The following Commonwealth Scholarships are open for candidates from low and middle-income countries.

Maximizing SDG 13 is key in achieving several other Sustainable Development Goals.

By Mohammed Lawal on February 5, 2021

Without maximizing actions to combat climate change and its impacts, the global aim of enhancing human welfare looks far from being realized.

Fairness in Conflicts: When we don’t agree

By A Amankwaa on January 17, 2021

We can still live in peace, love and respect one another even if we disagree.

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