Kurt Okraku Oh, for how long will the Black Stars continue to subject Ghanaians to pain and embarrassment? Of all the sports in the world, football is the only
Kurt Okraku Oh, for how long will the Black Stars continue to subject Ghanaians to pain and embarrassment? Of all the sports in the world, football is the only
In the latest issue of The New World magazine, we feature Nana Abor Atta II, the Chief of Gomoa Fetteh and Twafohen of Gomoa Asin Traditional Council, as a
In a special feature, we shine a light on Mr. Tahiru Ameen, the esteemed Gomoa Fetteh Zongo Chief, whose impactful leadership has become a beacon of change in the
Which team wins this year’s AFCON is becoming easier to predict as only four countries remain in the contest – Nigeria, DR Congo, Côte d’Ivoire, and South Africa. However,
Papa Owusu-Ankomah interacting with guests The time was 6.30pm on Thursday, January 25th, 2024. Gathered in the Crystal Palace Suite at the London Hilton hotel on Park Lane, were
As I sat in the stands watching football in my village last week, one thing was obvious. First the turnout of the community to the “park” was striking compared
“… Nobody can prevent the victors from celebrating and the vanquished from licking their wounds. Nonetheless the victors and the defeated candidates must moderate their next line of action…”
Leandro Medina When Ghana requested an International Monetary Fund-supported programme in July 2022, the country was dealing with an economic and financial crisis that was the outcome of preexisting vulnerabilities
Only a dunderhead will dare say that the world is not in a meltdown mold, economically. To put it bluntly, only a fool will not say the whole world is facing
The Art of Leadership A leader can sow different kinds of seeds in the lives of others. Many things can be seeds sown in the lives of others. You
The Great Elephant went to the polls last Saturday to select the persons to represent the party in constituencies with sitting Members of Parliament (MPs) for the upcoming December
This write-a-thon endeavour I have taken up in this important medium is not an easy task. The skill for writing is not the same as the rhetoric on radio
Bernard Antwi Boasiako, alias Wontumi’s age of 46 puts him in the bracket of our ‘first-born’, but his net worth of over $100 million dwarfs our own earning of