Galamseyers If you type the words, “galamsey+pit +death into the Google search engine, you will get “About 39,200 results in 0.34 seconds!” Among the first set of results you will find are:
Breaking The HIV/Aids Silence
Dr Mokowa Blay Adu-Gyamfi Thirty-two years ago, Prof William Kwabena Ampofo, then a young scientist, performed the laboratory detection of the first case of HIV in Ghana at the Noguchi
Kokotako Falls Out
Written by Captain (retired) Nkrabeah Effah Dartey The year was 1979, the month of May, the 1st or 2nd, probably, and it was a Friday. I had arrived from UK,
Otumfuo’s 68th Birthday Convivality…And President Addo Dankwa Douses The Raging Inferno
Otumfuo-Osei-Tutu II “Do I not destroy my enemies when I make them my friends?” Abraham Lincoln “Lord, protect me from my friends, as for my enemies, I can take care
Onion Sellers In Town
Hajia Fati This week has been full. Opana has mentioned that J. B. Danquah can be described as the founder of the University of Ghana. The other day when he
Lamentations For Paapa Yankson, C.K Man And Jewel Ackah
Paapa Yankson, C.K Man And Jewel Ackah “Something has happened to me. The things so great that I cannot weep I have no sons to fire the gun when I
Where Is The Law?
Friday 27th April 2018. High Court Criminal 2. Court rise!!! In entered His Lordship Mr. Justice Ekow Baiden, Justice of the High Court. As the most senior lawyer at that
Where Is The Law?
Asks Nkrabeah Effah Dartey Friday 27th April 2018. High Court Criminal 2. Court rise!!! In entered His Lordship Mr. Justice Ekow Baiden, Justice of the High Court. As the most
The Rewards Of Creativity
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills Primitivization is the return to backwardness, poverty and the dark ages by wiping out creative industries and creative manufacturing activities. Primitivization is clearly
Our Work Ethic
Our work ethic, all of us in the motherland, does need some reworking to enable us change our lives for the better. Around this day of the working person, I
Homosexuality: Listen To God Only (2)
The destructive effects of homosexual relationships are numerous. They lead to depression, sleeping disorders, loss of confidence, feeling of worthlessness, suicidal tendencies, fear, isolation, anxiety, panic, sadness and difficulty in
Ghana’s Fight Against Tramadol Abuse
“It is important we let people know that abusing medicines like Tramadol can have bad consequences, including death,” Delese Mimi Darko, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Food & Drugs
Freedom Of The Press In Ghana Has Many Fathers
Freedom of the press has, thanks to the World Press Freedom Day celebrations (which Ghana hosted in Accra between 2 and 3 May 2018), been on the lips of Ghanaian