Humaht’s world

Throughout my life, I have always harbored a deep-seated dream of becoming a journalist. The allure of uncovering untold stories, giving voice to the voiceless, and making a positive impact on society has captivated my imagination since I was young. However, my journey towards pursuing this dream has not been without its challenges. During my time in junior high school, my classmates would often discourage me from studying journalism. Their main argument centered around the perceived dangers and risks associated with the profession. They would often mention instances of journalists being targeted or even killed for their work. Despite their discouragement, I chose to remain steadfast in my conviction and forge ahead on the path that I believed would fulfill my passion. When it came time for tertiary education, I had the opportunity to study an agricultural course at University for Development Studies (UDS). It was a practical and secure option, but deep down, I knew that my true callin...

  The survey results show that 21.8 percent of children aged 5-17 years engaged in child labour. The proportion of male children in child labour was slightly higher (22.7%) than females (20.8%). The proportion of urban children in child labour was 12.4 percent compared to 30.2 percent of children in rural areas. It's troubling to see that 21.8% of children aged 5-17 in Ghana are involved in child labor. The fact that the proportion is slightly higher for boys (22.7%) compared to girls (20.8%) is noteworthy. Additionally, child labor is more prevalent in rural areas (30.2%) compared to urban areas (12.4%). These findings emphasize the importance of addressing this issue and implementing measures to protect the rights and well-being of these children. Let's continue to raise awareness and work towards creating a safer and brighter future for them. When it comes to the topic of child labor in the Central Region of Ghana, there are several challenges that need to be addressed. Pove...