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I rarely narrate this story as it is one that always sends shivers down my spine. It happened more than three decades ago but it is still very fresh in
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While the 2019 South African election has proved pivotal in signalling the beginning of the end for the African National Congress (ANC), one of the oldest liberation parties in Africa,
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The late South African president and global icon, Nelson Mandela, once said “education is the great engine of personal development. It is through education that the daughter of a peasant can
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CAN A person be highly educated and yet behave stupidly? Some men and women boast of being lettered, informed, exposed and enlightened. They brag that they live by common sense.
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A portion of our lead story yesterday regarding the fatality originating from a falling wall in Accra said it all about how negligence on the part of officialdom can be
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A paradise is classically a place where no sorrows abide; a place where happiness abounds; a place where want is unwanted and needs are bountiful. That the place has not
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Effah Dartey (R) in a photo with Ghana’s Ambassador to Germany, Gina Blay (middle) I was in my law office at Asylum Down when two visitors suddenly walked in. “Captain,
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O PAYING MUCH attention to motorcycles for commercial purposes, popularly called Okada, we are left thinking as to whether this means of transportation in the country is a positive growth
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Jean Mensa Honourable Madam Jean Mensa, I admit you’re not one of my students in the American Government/Political Science class in order to subject you to these long and boring