The mantra of most court going lawyers is the enjoyment of controversy: the battle of wits, exchange of ideas, marshalling superior arguments to deflate your opponent. You can, therefore, imagine
You Should Not Be Breathing
I had a plan—to write a series of articles on the Diaspora. But COVID-19 happened, and placed a literal restriction on the concept of ‘return’, for worldwide, we have all
The June 4 Populist Nonsense – The Tantrums Of Rawlings And Boakye – Gyan
Jerry John Rawlings “When on elections day – Monday 18th July, 1979 – Rawlings went to vote at the Air Force Officers’ Mess… he joined the normal queue at 7am
The New Normal – Chairing International Conference From Akyem Oda
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity, on the recommendation of the Secretary General of the All African Students Union (AASU), Peter Kwasi Kodjie, to co-chair the African Union (AU)
Countries Can Take Steps Now to Rebuild From COVID-19
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the economic shutdowns are dealing a severe blow to the global economy and especially poorer countries. Developing countries and the international community can take steps
Mahama’s NDC Is Guilt-Tripping The Electoral Commissioner!
John Mahama For the past week or so, this writer has taken the time to focus on the raw manipulative campaign tactics of former President John Mahama and his cheerleaders.
Remembering Major General Odartey-Wellington
For the eleven years that Mr. Rawlings held the nation at ransom, he always celebrated the June 4th Revolution and 31st December Revolution with pomp and pageantry. Scarce state resources
Re: The Akuapem Queen Mother’s Toothache – Inside Story
‘The Akuapem Queen Mother’s Toothache – Inside Story’ by Nkrabeah Effah Dartey is another attempt to mislead his readership and people in authority. Introduction The history of Akuapem is well
A Leader Constantly Thinks About Accountability
THE ART OF LEADERSHIPÂ By Dag Heward-Mills Leadership is a great responsibility. Remember that you are a leader of your life. The Bible says that we each live once; after
The Kwaku Ananse Of Our Time Exposed!
Kwaku Ananse, the Spider, is a character in Akan folklore. Agya Ananse, as he is affectionately called, is unarguably the most popular of all the characters in Akan folklore. Ananse is known to be a schemer and chief trickster who
The Work of False Pastors
THE MEDIA landscape in Ghana and other African countries has over the decades been inundated with various stories about evil activities of some men and women who claim to be
The Akuapem Queen Mother’s Toothache – Inside Story
Sometime in 2016 or thereabout, the Okuapehene, Oseedeeyo Addo Dankwa II, died and the stool became vacant. About two years later, Ghanaians woke up one morning to hear the news
On Snails, Frogs, And The Messiah
One man’s snail is another man’s frog—that is the conclusion I had to reach after watching a foreigner grimace upon hearing some people ate snails, “Frogs make sense to me,