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Climate change’s devastating toll on coastal Ghana: livelihoods and homes on the brink

As the first light of day breaks over Ghana’s coastline, life stirs much like it has for generations. Fishermen push wooden canoes into the Atlantic. Women prepare baskets for the morning catch. Children follow, eager to help and learn… read-more

Ancient craft under the microscope: a beam of light revives a 1,600-year-old dyeing skills

Buried in the Chehrabad salt mine in north-western Iran are woolen garments made between 220 and 390 AD, during the … read-more

“Biological Trade-Off”: Are Eyelash Extensions Quietly Damaging the Eye?

For many young women today, eyelash extensions are not just a beauty add-on. They provide a confidence boost and save time; they are increasingly part… read-more

The world is getting dark for millions of smokers – new study warns.

When Kwaku Boateng, a 49-year-old mechanic from Bakaano,a surburb of Cape Coast in the Central Region of Ghana noticed he was struggling to see road signs clearly, after a test-drive of a car he’s just worked on he blamed it on long hours and old… read-more