Ghana must brace for future calamity and leadership crisis


When Judas Iscariot was asked to join Jesus’ ministry, he was already engaged in money-making. He is thought to have hailed from a family with ties to terrorism, theft, and a fanatical Jewish sect that was obsessed with accumulating fortune at any cost.
Judas humbly made a bid for a more lucrative role in Jesus’ ministry: finance. Judas was given money for the ministry and was stealing from it, according to John 12:6. He had no one to answer to, not even his master, Jesus Christ. Jesus’ ministry was increasingly less concerned with accumulating wealth because it was more concerned with saving souls, changing the law, and laying the groundwork for the gospel to triumph.

The Hidden Cost of Fossil Fuels Part 2: Heatwaves, More Deaths: Let’s Break Free from Fossil Fuels


There is warm and then there is too warm. Scientists have discovered that without the atmosphere’s natural insulating blanket of … More

Environmental Journalists’ Group Protests against Coal-Plant Establishment in Ghana


A journalist group in Ghana, Media Advocates for Sustainable Environment (MASE) is taking on the managers of Ghana’s electricity Company-Volta River Authority (VRA) over plans to construct a coal-fired plant in Ghana.

Introduction of Improved crops send waves of fear to local farmers


…but crop scientist disagrees Waves of fear has hit local farmers in the northern region as traditional crops are increasing being threaten … More

Tatale/Sangule people grateful to government for creating Tatale/Sangule District


From: Francis Npong, Tamale The chiefs and people of the newly created Tatale/Sangule District have commended the president John Evans … More