It is with a heavy heart that I write this piece today. I am proud to have that Northern blood running through my nerves. I was born, bred and educated
Loneliness Is The Lot Of Every Leader
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills When a leader comes up with a new vision, old friends often back off. Once again, the leader is left all alone. When
FanChoco School Caravan — Solving the plastic menace one wrapper at a time
To say plastic pollution is one of the biggest threats to environmental sustainability is an understatement. To put it bluntly, the world is engulfed in plastic filth posing grave consequences
Letter To The Chief Justice
*Fundamental human rights at the expense of National Security (Opinion)* I was motivated to write this piece after the killing of my brother L/CPL Martin Babah on 19/01/2021 of Dunkwa
Fear Conquered
There’s much that others do that affects us for good or for bad. I am not talking about leaders and all the power they wield to shape our lives.
Fundamental Ceded Rights
There is no-gainsaying the fact that one of the basic tenets of a functioning democracy is the existence of fundamental human rights within the Political system. This democratic reality
Ghana Is The Toughest Place To Grow A Business- Akwasi Boateng
‘’Ghana is one of the easiest places in the world to start a business but growing a business is extremely tough in the country’’ says Serial Entrepreneur and Trainer, Akwasi
Martyrs’ Day – Lest We Forget
The bedrock of our democracy is the rule of law and that means we have to have an independent judiciary judges who can make decisions independent of the political
When A Dog Loses One Leg
Dinosaurs became extinct simply because they could not adapt to the changing climate. On the other hand the human race has been able to survive since creation because we have
A Leader Is Often Content With Little
The Art of Leadership Paul had the spirit of contentment. This is a positive trait that every leader needs. To be content is to be stable, happy and satisfied with
Civics
There used to be a subject called ‘Civics’ on the class time table. I am not sure what it meant at the time. However, I guess it was to manifestly
Grandpa, What Should Be My Profession When I Grow Up?
When I was asked this question, I wanted to cop out of answering it by saying, “You are the only person who can decide what your profession should be. Because
Clericalism In Christianity (3)
WE HAVE been talking about clericalism which has created a division between the clergy and laity. In last week’s edition, we quoted Professor Emmanuel Asante as stating that in the