Being a woman, biologically, comes with changes that we sometimes wish we could simply pause. There are hormonal changes, menstruation, cramps, fatigue, mood changes, and many other experiences that come with having a menstrual cycle. Yet, despite how common menstruation is, we often move through those days as though nothing has changed. We still have…
Should we be conscious of the conversations we have with ourselves? How does our personal soliloquy shape our present and future? My personal journey so far tells a story that offers some insight into these questions. I remember leaning against the wall of our veranda in Nobisco, Tamale, in Ghana’s Northern Region. I looked up…
As I prepared for my journey to the Australian National University (ANU) in Australia, I often wished for a fellow student to serve as a guiding light—a gentle voice to whisper how to navigate visa applications, survive Canberra’s cold mornings, find a place to call home, and settle into a new academic world. I found…
The elephant in the room that the NHIA is pretending not to see is that the rising cost of dialysis primarily stems from the fact that there are simply not enough dialysis machines and centers in Ghana. There is nothing bad politics cannot make worse.
Commitment and good relationships will take you places a certificate can never go. I have never had to apply for a job in my life, and I come from a very local and traditional background. My luck is courtesy of mentorship, commitment to work and good relationships with the people I work with, says Madam…
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