The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills Imagine being in charge of an aeroplane and not knowing a thing about it! Imagine being a head teacher who has no knowledge

Some say electronic voting is not compatible with democracy. They argue e-voting as e-democracy is not true democracy; that true democracy is extremely cautious of e-voting. For one, those who

Warmest Greetings, Sir! My third letter may come to you as a surprise because it is coming not too long after the second. But I’m sure you understand because you

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The QUIPS programme which began in 1997 was a multi-level intervention programme as part of the FCUBE reform which was initiated by the Government of Ghana (GoG) after weaknesses in

There are certain axioms in Ghanaian culture which may seem quaint. For instance, a chief should, on formal occasions, only speak through his spokesman, or Okyeame. In other words, instead

A patient walking after the operation Thirty-nine-year-old Nana Yaa Kunadu lies in her recovery bed in Ward B of the St. Joseph’s Orthopaedic Hospital, Koforidua, the Eastern regional capital. With

The great pity is that we keep blaming political parties and governments, as if the parties and governments are managed by aliens. We have missed the central truth. And that

Make new friends but keep the old; One is silver and the other is gold. PRINCE CHARLES, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II, of Great Britain, has come and

It has been a few months of being away from Simpa Panyin, and already many have given their own interpretations to the reason behind my absence. Some say I have

Bernard Avle “Everyone who has commented on the controversy of GJA Awards has had the same difficulty: killing the tsetse fly (GJA) on the scrotum without hurting the precious balls”