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A Good Leader Uses The Principle Of ‘Concentration Of Forces’
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills The British Army teaches how “concentration of forces involves the decisive, synchronised application of superior fighting power to realise intended effects.” The
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In the bustling corridors of Asomdwekromanian politics emerges a figure both rare and refreshing: Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the bridge builder, the unifier, the man who sips ‘sobolo’ with Christians
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One of the most annoying things we journalists have to cope with is to find others deliberately twisting things we have written to ridicule us or make us look
Pomp And Pageantry At Akwasidae
“I will follow until I must lead. I will shield until I must strike. I will fight until I must heal.” Margaret Owen: The Merciful Crow Pomp and
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Those who know me will tell you that these days, anytime they see me they see an old man hunched with emotion. I wake up every morning with pain
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Picture this, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, armed with a clipboard and a charming smile, embarks on a whimsical adventure through the neighborhoods of Ghana. But hold your horses, this isn’t
When You Become A Defender, You Have Become A Loser!
When a leader becomes a defender, he has become a loser! Offensive action is the practical way in which a person seeks to gain advantage and sustain the momentum
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The title of today’s write up encapsulates the essence of the narrative, highlighting the central role of the Asomdwekrom Card in the political saga, the underlying theme of identity, and the
A Memorial To Valour
I am absolutely fascinated by the annual festival which the Effutu people of the Central Region hold each year in their capital, Winneba, at this time of year. It
A Father’s Senseless Inhumanity
“To create an environment where domestic violence and other forms of abuse would be freely reported and to collaborate with stake holders to provide coordinated timely responses to victims.”
The Ghanaian’s Ingratitude
I am born and bred in Ghana and for my octogenarian years, I have lived in this beloved country of ours, except on some occasions when I have had
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“Never tell your enemy what you are going to do because then he will be ready for you. It is just important you tell him what you are not