Two weeks ago, this column looked at the global conflicts of our time and some of the causes of those conflicts. I tried to go back into history and the
Ugly Noises
In a week just gone past, our one and only Busumuru President of the whole wide world was advising that our public policy and action should be directed to ensure
If I Were A Chartered Member
Last night I attended the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) Awards. I had not attended the awards night for several years. As an associate member of the institute, I
Zu-za’s Wry Smile At Ghana’s Victory At ITLOS
“You can speak with spiritual eloquence, pray in public, and maintain a holy appearance…. But it is your behaviour that will reveal your true character” – Steve Maraboli. Waiting can
Understanding God’s Word
“…AND THERE was an Ethiopian, a eunuch, a court official of Candace, queen of the Ethiopians, who was in charge of all her treasure. He had come to Jerusalem to
“Yam Pass Yam!”
IT is mid-day in my village. Only a few of us kids are at home, as everyone else has “gone to the farm.” Man is hungry. Indeed, one is waiting
Guests Of The Saudi King (2) Mission To Makka, Madina
To be given an invitation to meet with the King of Saudi Arabia is a rare gesture which must be relished to the utmost, especially when you are not a
Funding The Free SHS
Democracy is a form of government, but it is based on ethics. At any rate, real democracy can flourish only in an atmosphere of kindness and affection and benevolence (Dr.
Founders’ Day; Which Way Forward?
Thursday, 21st September, which day is chalked down as the birth date of the late President Kwame Nkrumah, has been designated as Founder’s Day in Ghana and is being celebrated
One For Headmasters, Headmistresses And Bursars
It has become very necessary for me to write to you today rather than doing so later because of the introduction of the Free Senior High School programme which has
To Steal A Few Million
Another week of scandal and corruption news. All the news we generate in this country seems to be corruption-worthy and as much as we thought the NDC government under John
A Leader Is A Master Of Reputation
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills Serpents are masters at generating a fearful reputation. Snakes basically have a reputation of being killing machines. The general public simply views a
Mea Culpa
Those who know about the printer’s devil may forgive the mistake. Of course, congresspeople and their like will celebrate. Akoa no koraa s?? ?nnte br?fo, they would glee. But those