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"Experience the Power of Free Education in Zambia: Overcoming the Challenges of Crowded Classrooms" It's an exciting time in Zambia! Since 2021, two million additional children are now attending state-run schools for free, thanks to the government's initiative to make education accessible for everyone. This remarkable stride towards universal education, however, comes with its unique set of challenges - notably, overcrowded classrooms. Imagine the scene at Chanyanya Primary and Secondary School: it's 7 a.m. on a chilly winter morning, and students are already arriving to secure a desk. The classrooms, meant for 30 students, are now accommodating over a hundred eager learners.  Despite the challenges, the spirit of these students is undeterred. Their dedication to learning reflects the resilience and determination that are at the heart of Zambia's education revolution.  The issue of overcrowding is now in the spotlight, and the government and education stakehol...

Once upon a time, in an era when smartphones are our constant companions, I experienced a rather unusual occurrence that I feel compelled to share. On this fateful day, I committed an unthinkable act - I left my phone at home. The subsequent chain of events led to hilarity and a certain level of enlightenment. When I returned home, I found 40 missed calls, all from my beloved Grandma. When I asked her why she'd called so many times, she simply said, "I wanted to tell you that you left your phone at home." If that sentence didn't make you chuckle, I don't know what will. Now, let's rewind a bit. Imagine a world where smartphones were never invented. Yes, a world without selfies, a world where we couldn’t Google every question that popped into our minds, a world without the convenience of calling a cab at the tap of a screen. A scary thought, isn't it? However, on this particular day, I inadvertently stepped into this alternate reality. I left my house sans ...

A Nigerian man has given his opinion of a “good woman” in a tweet which has since gone viral causing a roar of reactions. The attributes of a “good woman” in a relationship, according to the Nigerian man named Alan, have  generated a lot of controversy. He tweeted that a lady can be good if she can remain in a loving relationship for a full year  without placing any financial demands on her spouse. He wrote; “A woman that can stay in a relationship with you for 1year without billing you .  Read Full Article below 👇  The concept of a "good woman," particularly in a relationship, has always been one that has sparked debate and controversy in various societies. With cultural, social, and individual differences, the definition of what makes a woman "good" varies from man to man, and from one society to another. However, a recent tweet by a Nigerian man named Alan has ignited a wildfire of controversy on social media. Alan proposed that a good woman is one who can be in...

The Ghanaian film industry, affectionately known as Ghallywood, has been making significant waves internationally. The latest notable achievement is the nomination of the movie, "A Country Called Ghana", starring the renowned Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, at the forthcoming 2024 Nollywood Film Festival in Germany. "A Country Called Ghana" – A Synopsis "A Country Called Ghana" is an evocative film that paints a vivid picture of Ghanaian culture, traditions, and the everyday life of its people. The film revolves around the life of a young man, played by Kwadwo Nkansah, who embarks on a remarkable journey to explore the beauty and diversity of his homeland, Ghana. It is a story that grapples with the realities of Ghanaian society, the triumphs and the trials, the joys and the heartbreaks, and the essence of what it truly means to be a Ghanaian. Kwadwo Nkansah's Stellar Performance Kwadwo Nkansah, known by his stage name Lilwin,...

  Dear Kwaku, I have been carrying a heavy secret that I feel the need to share with my husband: two of our children are not biologically his. This situation is different from many women who knowingly have affairs with their ex-partners; in my case, it was not my intentional wrongdoing but a consequence of my husband's choices. He used to work in Kumasi, a job that required him to be away for three months at a time. We could have relocated, but he preferred that we stay in Accra to avoid the stress and because he found the environment in Kumasi disagreeable. This was just two years into our marriage in 2010, with our first baby barely a year old. Despite the distance, this job significantly improved our family's financial situation, for which I am grateful. Before leaving for his job, my husband suggested my younger brother move in with us since our neighborhood was underdeveloped at the time. He wanted someone to ensure the safety of our child and me. I agreed to this arrangem...

  Being an elite sport, football has a rigorous drug testing policy to ensure no team or player gains an unfair advantage by using performance enhancers. It means players have to be extremely careful when fuelling their bodies and taking medicine. Injuries, illness, it all adds up over the course of a worryingly expanding football season, meaning footballers must take tremendous care in looking after themselves. That means being wary of avoiding a lengthy list of banned substances. But by accident or intentionally, plenty of top players have been caught breaking the rules when it comes to drugs and had to face up to the punishment as a result. Here are eight of the biggest names to have failed a drug test. Disclaimer – Rio Ferdinand doesn't feature in the list. The English defender served an eight-month ban in 2003, missing the 2003-04 season, Euro 2004 and the beginning of the 2004-5 campaign with Manchester United, for missing a drug test. He later took the test and passed, but a...