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Niek, a Dutch, was taking Adwoa, a Ghanaian, who was on a visit to the Netherlands, around his neighbourhood and pointed to a building that housed the aged. Adwoa shrugged
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They came out of the crowd unnoticed. They said they were journalists and that they belonged to the Inky Fraternity and the 4th Estate of the scheme of things
It is the Fault of the Leader When Troops Flee in Battle
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills Everything depends on leadership and a leader is often the symbol of strength of any group. A fleeing army is a pathetic sight.
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‘Let us pause in life’s pleasures and count its many tears while we all sup sorrow with the poor; There’s a song that will linger forever in our ears;
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One popular Ghanaian proverb is, “The one that cuts the path does not know it is crooked.” The proverb highlights the imperfections of man and admonishes him to heed
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Why Ghana Needs An Indigenous Shipping Line
A shipping line is basically a company that owns and operates fleets of ships for the transportation of goods from the port of origin to the port of discharge. Maritime
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