Dear John, I want a man who knows what love is. All about you are generous, kind, thoughtful people, who are not like you. Admit to being useless and inferior.
Bygones
My thoughts have often been that, man was born to live and not just exist. In living, you do good or you do bad. No one lives good only or
Eyetarzan Should Be The Last Person To Lampoon Our Courts!
Charles Wereko-Brobby I had the occasion to eulogise Charles Wereko-Brobby, aka Eyetarzan Anokyenana, in this very column- something I rarely do. The article titled, ‘Tarzan- An Unsung Hero’, was written
Called To Minister In Times Such As These
APOSTLE DR. Isaac Badu-Danso, a senior lecturer at the Christian Service University College (CSUC) in Kumasi, recently spoke at the inauguration ceremony of the Synagogé Council of Churches and Pastors
A Peculiar Ghanaian Form Of Cruelty?
K1 – Koo, how do we Ghanaians rate ourselves against the people of other countries? K2 – We are Numero Uno of course! Who can match us? In football, we nearly got
Rooting Out Child Labour In Cocoa Farms: Abonse Shows The Way
A child harvesting cocoa The Abonse cocoa farming community, located in the Sefwi Wiawso cocoa growing district of the newly-created Western North Region, has found a perfect replacement for the
Until Ghanaians Become More Patriotic Than Partisan, The Country Faces A Bleak Future
In the midst of plenty, many a Ghanaian suffers poverty and hunger, if I were to be honest with myself to tell the truth to the face of any Ghanaian
Can Africa Ever Impose Her Culture Of Polygamy On The Western World?
Not many years ago, then Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, sought to oblige African countries to recognise the practice and the rights of homosexuals in the various
Once Woken Up, Not All Dogs Can Go Back To Sleep!
Thinking over recent incidents involving some Members of Parliament, I begin to wonder if all of them appreciate the weight of the ‘Honourable’ title that goes with their status. ‘Honourable’
Ghana Police: One Suicide Too Many
“The duties of an officer are the safety, honour, and welfare of your country first; the honour, welfare and comfort of the men in your command second, and the officer’s
May God Keep You, Prof…
The year was 1976, the month, May. I was a second year Law Student at the University of Ghana, Legon, and President of the JCR, Commonwealth Hall. In those days,
Rojo Enjoys Tea Without Biscuits While Rome Burns
Lawyer Justin Amenuvor: “And even when you were there, you were offered tea and biscuits, not so?” PW3 Rojo Mettle-Nunoo: “My Lord, I was offered tea, I wasn’t offered any
Putting people at the centre of development for SDGs attainment
The COVID-19 pandemic is a threat to human security. It has exposed gaps in the health, economic, and social systems of many societies. The pandemic has also led to