The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills A leader must develop the art of working with different kinds of people. You must be able to work with people who do
When Pastors Learn From Jesus (2)
IN LAST week’s edition, we discussed three key things pastors would do when they learned from Christ Jesus. First, besides studying the Bible, they would sit down to listen to
CSSPS Not Free SHS
This week has been a busy week for the education sector, especially at the high school level. Parents of young men and women who are eager to make it to
We Are Mourning
Inspector General of Police, Mr. Oppong-Boanuh Since last Tuesday, the people of Sekondi-Takoradi have been in a state of mourning when in the evening of the Monday before the Tuesday,
Enhancing National Security Through The Rule Of Law: Challenges And Prospects
“Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves”. Abraham Lincoln WE GOT ALARMED READING the headline: “when lawyers took over military barracks” in the DAILY GUIDE of
Who Controls The Nuisance On Our Televisions?
Growing up, much of what we used not to see is what we are seeing today which is driving the God fearing, matured and the elderly insane, because they were
NDC’s Mythology: The “Darkest” Kettle Calling The Pot Black
John Mahama This is not an attempt to embark on moral equivalence dialogue in that any reasonable Ghanaian knows the level of corrupt practices that unfolded under Mahama NDC administration
The Advantages Of Destructive Criticisms
I have never feared destructive criticisms in my life. I simply love it because it encourages me to polish my antics and perform better. If people always praise you, you
On Rampant Sleazes And Corruption: Bagbin Wasn’t Lying, Was He?
Mr Bagbin Some of us were not surprised the least at all, when we heard that Mr Bagbin, the MP for Nadoli Kaleo and the NDC’s 2019 presidential contestant, had
Why More Women On The Supreme Court of Ghana Matters: Open Letter To President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo
Women have made trailblazing contributions to the history of Ghana. Whether it is in the works of Yaa Asantewaa, the unrelenting militant Queen Mother of the Ashanti Kingdom, or the
When Pastors Learn From Jesus (1)
A CALL to the Christian ministry is a call to learn. And to learn is not just to know, understand and be wise but also to change or transform. Jesus
Pilot-Testing The EPA’s Biodiversity Offset Business Scheme (BOBS) And Offsetting Guidelines
Biodiversity is the variety of plants, animals and microorganisms, the habitat in which they are found and the ways these living things interact with each other and with the environment.
Ghanaian Executives And Modern Concepts And Practices Of Leadership
The dismal performance of organizations and economies of sub-African countries has attracted the concern of stakeholders in the last four decades. Ineffective leadership is seen as the most important factor