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Our guest a Medical expert Dr Paulina Denteh, tells us that the process of getting a tattoo breaks the skin. That means skin infections and other health problems can develop afterward. The risks include some allergic reactions, especially from the…
The village was displaced in the early 90s. This was in the midst of the Casamance conflict, which pitted the Senegalese state against the rebels from the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance (MFDC). Almost thirty years after the conflict,…
Situated in the heart of Mills Center, Monrovia, the Du Port Road Massacre Memorial site is a significant location for both history enthusiasts and those seeking to understand the complexities of Libe-ria’s past. On discovery this morning, let’s take you…
In this edtion of the Street Parliament, WADR’s Naa Dedei Tettey has been speaking to some voters ahead of tomorrow’s exercise.
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we highlight the vibrant Ohum Festival, a cornerstone celebration for the people of Akyem in Ghana’s Eastern Region. This annual festival, rich in tradition and heritage, marks the harvest season and pays homage…
Located in the heart of Ghana’s Ashanti Region lies Lake Bosomtwe, the country’s only natural lake and a place of stunning beauty and cultural significance. Formed in a meteorite impact crater over a million years ago, this unique lake is…
This edition of the Book Review features Nigerian writer Abi Dare’s Debut novel, The Girl with the Louding Voice. This book tells the story of a teenage Nigerian girl, Adunni who becomes a maid and struggles with many things growing…
In trending matters, we head to the Gambia where students at the University of The Gambia are facing significant transportation difficulties due to a shortage of buses servicing the Faraba Campus, located approximately 70 km east of Banjul, the capital.…
In this editon, WADR’s team led by Imoh Edet, explores the largest muslim dominated town in Ghana, Nima community. Nima, a Zongo residential town in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. Nima is a culturally rich town, with a history…
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we take you on a journey of a fascinating aspect of Ghana’s Ga culture. “Homowo”, which means “hooting at hunger,” is the Ga people’s most significant festival, celebrated annually in August with much…
INTERVIEW – Political Expert Urges Electorates to believes in the EC for a transparent Poll With stakes very high ahead of Ghana’s 2024 general elections, the electoral commission has expressed commitment to make available the final compiled voter register list…
Illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, in Ghana, is degrading the environment and significantly polluting the country’s key water bodies. This issue has become a major topic of discussion this week after videos emerged showing how essential rivers such as…
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