Alan Kyerematen “… international agencies and our future partners themselves recognise that, without Nigeria, there could be no effective West African Community. By reason of its size, population and oil
Remembering The ‘Mad’ Doctor Of Tamale
The late Abdulai and a patient “The legacy of heroes is the memory of a great name and the inheritance of a great example.”– Benjamin Disraeli Two years
NDC Wages War On Truth As The “Guinea Fowls Are Coming Back To Roost.”
We know now Ghana is run by Nana Akufo-Addo and the ruling NPP, and for that reason the “buck stops at the desk” of the current president and his government.
Blinded By Greed And Lust For Power
President Akufo-Addo and John Mahama When I was growing up in my ‘holy’ village, there was a transport owner who had the following inscription boldly written in front and at
A Good Leader Does Not Waste Crumbs!
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills When you know the value of something you will not waste or misuse it. There are some things that you do not regard
Onaapo Bitters Is Still Very Potent!
I’m sure you’ve heard about Onaapo Bitters before. I know you have because I had the occasion to discuss its potency in this very column. I will refresh your mind,
Trickstering
If you don’t know what trickstering is about, try con jobbing. They don’t fear God and so they can sit on the common money and watch schools of children with
You Need This Physician
IT IS medically said that any disorder that affects the correct functioning of the body is a disease. Thus the normal functioning of the human body is impaired when diseased.
Low Patronage Of Female Condoms & Ghana’s FP 2020 Targets
“I have never seen or used a female condom but I think it will be more expensive and complicated than the male condom. I am more comfortable with male condom
Whatever Hapened To Education For Its Own Sake?
Education is a word that comes from the Latin word educare, which means “to lead out”. It is good people who “lead others out” inspire them to do better for themselves and their
Professor John Atukwei Okai An Appreciation Of A Pan-African Bard
Certain events, in life’s journey, make an indelible impression on you. These events become, as it were, seared in your subconscious. They become unforgettable. To experience Philip Gbeho in the
Ghana Card Registration- Perplexing Questions To Professor Attafuah
Prof Ken Attafuah “Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose” Lyndon B. Johnson 36th President of the United States of America DEAR PROFESSOR,
China’s Investment In Sub-Saharan Africa
President Xi Jinping of China Some Western observers worry that China’s investment in sub-Saharan Africa represents a new form of colonialism. Given the continent’s history with European conquerors and rich