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OA septuagenarian like me can still feel orphaned because I know if Nna and Agyaa were alive, I would still draw on their generous wise counsel. An orphan is so
A Leader Also Rules His Household
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The Demo Was A Good Exercise For Zu-za
I don’t remember the first time I heard of the demonstration, but I do remember telling myself it will be a very good exercise for persons having protruded stomach like
Bar-Jesuses In Churches Today
BA FEW years ago, a pastor told me the spiritual world is very slippery. Indeed, the spiritual world may be very difficult to understand. Even many wonder if a world
‘Forwards And Backwards’ With Ghana Football
‘K1: Koo, what at all is wrong with Ghana football these days? We seem to be going forwards and backwards! K2: Forwards and backwards? Where did you hear that phrase?
Ghana As Advocate Of West African Regionalism And Continental Integration
GTo appreciate Ghana within the framework of regional and continental integration, it is perhaps necessary to cast the country’s firm and unflinching commitment to West African regionalism and continental integration
To Build A Chamber Or A Pot?
No matter how true a proposition is, if it is not fully, frequently and fearlessly discussed, it will degenerate into a dead dogma and not a living truth (J.S Mill,
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Some Common Errors Of Malapropism, Homophones
SAs a proofreader, I have noticed that two common types of mistakes in written English are malapropism and confusion as regards the use of homophones. Malapropism is the mistaken use
A Legislature May Be Ineffective Not ‘Useless’
AIn a conversation quite recently with a relative living in Baltimore here in United States, we both agreed that millions of Ghanaians are ignorantly “hyper-opinionated” and think they know everything