In an era where information spreads at the speed of a click, the responsibility resting on the shoulders of the press has never been heavier. Bernard Otabil, the Director of Communications at the Bank of Ghana, recently addressed this critical junction during a two-day media workshop in Koforidua, gathering journalists from across the Eastern, Ashanti, Central, and Volta regions. His message was both a wake-up call and a reminder of the power inherent in the pen: accuracy is not just a standard of journalism—it is a bedrock of national stability. Otabil cautioned that in our hyper-connected world, once a falsehood…

As summer approaches and the days grow longer, social media feeds have become increasingly cluttered with controversial claims about skin health. One of the most persistent and dangerous trends involves the demonization of sunscreen. Dr. Eboni Cornish, the Associate Medical Director of Amen Clinics, has stepped forward to cut through this noise, urging the public to base their health decisions on clinical science rather than viral soundbites. She warns that the current movement to abandon sunscreen is a dangerous gamble, as the medical community has long understood that the sun’s ultraviolet radiation is a potent carcinogen. When we strip away…