Kwesi Nyantakyi A friend namesake goes by a truncated Nyang. It’s a disappointment for me; for reasons far from the mobbing go get him self-righteousness people perhaps, without or within

Freddie Blay Notwithstanding the enormous natural resources, African countries including Mother Ghana have suffered a great deal because of poor leadership. This declaration hold true to the fact that if

President Nana Akufo-Addo “Even in your first and second terms in office, if you decide not to do anything for the people of Sefwi, but construct only our roads, we will

It has been observed in recent times that some group of individuals in the electronic media, in the performance of their duties use indecent language which go contrary to the

Kwesi Nyatakyi I knew it would come to this. In fact, I looked into my crystal ball and saw it coming like ‘kakai’. What goes up will surely come down.

This is a piece I am sharing with as much authority as I can muster, because we have arrived at this point where we are either going to do something

The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills God sends different people to us to meet our different needs. A leader ought to understand how God does this in order not

Cassava It took me out of town when I desperately needed something to help me escape the cacophony of an expose. ‘Bankye, bankyee, Baankyee; Bankye, bankyee, Baankyee; Bankye w?de w?

Professor Adebayo Adedeji It was with deep sorrow that I was rudely confronted on 25th April 2018 by the news of the demise of my mentor, Professor Adebayo Adedeji, the

Kwesi Nyantakyi The much-talked about and highly-anticipated Number 12 Video by Anas Aremeyaw Anas has finally been premiered  and has lived up to expectation. The ‘ohs’, ‘ahs’ and the general

I was intrigued by a report that appeared on the Daily Graphic website on May 31, 2018, which said that the Ghana Ambassador to China, Mr Edward Boateng, had told the paper that

It’s 6:45am at the Nima Cluster of Schools; Zeelia, Afia and Edem laugh heartily as they enter the compound, bypassing the ‘gateman’ stationed at the entrance to regulate the entry