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There is a kind of mental activity that presents itself as thinking but is not quite thinking. It circles. It revisits. It opens a...

There is a particular kind of content that performs extremely well on Ghanaian social media, and its grammar is consistent enough to have become...

The money education that most Ghanaian students receive before leaving home for university can be summarised quickly: do not waste it, send some home...

There is a sales pitch that arrives in the Ghanaian digital space with the regularity of harmattan, dressed in different clothes each season but...

There is a version of ambition that builds things. It gets up early not because a content creator said to but because the work...

There is a particular kind of tiredness that does not announce itself with a collapse or a crisis. It does not produce the dramatic...

There is a particular kind of relationship that asks more of two people than almost any other romantic arrangement, and offers them less of...

There is a version of this conversation that gets avoided in Ghana almost completely, and its avoidance has consequences. Not dramatic, visible consequences, but...

There is a role that gets assigned early and rarely gets reassigned. It is given to the child who did not cry when the...

The question would have seemed almost strange to ask a generation ago. Employment, formal employment with a salary, a contract, and a payslip, was...

There is a graveyard that does not appear on any map. It is not marked with stones or coordinates. It exists in the minds...

There is a particular kind of anxiety that arrives not when things go wrong but when things go right, and no one has noticed...

There is a body that Ghanaian culture has historically celebrated, and a body that Ghanaian culture has begun, more recently, to demand, and the...

Somewhere along the way, exhaustion became a credential. The person who sleeps five hours is serious. The person who sleeps eight is suspect. The...

For a long time, the script was clear enough to be memorised. You went to school. You worked hard. You passed your WASSCE. You...

The question sounds simple enough to answer at a dinner table, and complicated enough to end the dinner. Ask a group of young Ghanaians...