I HAVE just returned from Ghana to my base in the United States after four months of visiting family and friends. During this holiday, I split my time equally between

Pharaoh had a weird dream and wanted someone to translate the dream to him. All the wise men and magicians in Egypt could not translate the dream until someone introduced

The Art of Leadership Virtue is the quality of doing what is good and right whilst avoiding what is wrong. Virtue, in effect, is goodness. Virtue is a well sought-after

At long last, the E-Levy bill has been passed and our dear country will have a reliable source of funding for road construction and start-up businesses. We should all be

BIBLICALLY PEOPLE do not just get up and announce to the world that they are Christian pastors. They must qualify as the Bible describes their calling as heavenly, high and

One of the numerous verbal games we used to play in my village as young children went like this: after one had finished eating a nice ear of corn, be

ASP Faustina Awumey, DOVVSU Coordinator, Ho, addressing school children as part of the sensitisation campaign “We wish we could easily report our relatives who abuse our children to the police.

When failures come – keep going. When you feel like giving up – keep going. When people mock your idea – keep going. When challenges you face – keep going.

I REMEMBER the day and time very well. It is one of those events that get etched into the mind like a piece of stone carving on a mountainside. It

The Art of Leadership Several famous generals were known for their speed. Alexander the Great and Napoleon and are some of the well-known generals who were associated with high-speed warfare.

ONE Thing i shall never regret about growing up in a “rustic” village, and which enables me to gladly embrace the allegedly derogatory term, “kookooase kuraaseni” [villager who dwells under