Bishop Dag Heward-Mills If a poor nation’s head of state visits Paris for twenty days; books forty-three rooms in a five star hotel and spends more than one million dollars
Value For Heritage Money
‘Value for money’ featured prominently in a presidential inaugural speech. On hearing heritage fund could rescue education from underfunding, my initial thinking was value for money. Education is about guaranteeing
A Fixer’s SONA And The Fufu Debate!
SONA Our elders say, “A chick that will grow into a cock can be spotted the very day it hatches.” How profoundly true! Our elders are wise indeed! It is
Nkrumah’s Political Prison (1)
Dr J.B. Danquah and Tawia Adamafio The darkest human right abuse of the immediate post-independence period was arguably the arbitrary application of the Preventive Detention Act (PDA). It saw many
We Must Be Serious In This Country – One Village-One Dam
The dam on the farm I got my headline for this feature from the remark by Abubakar Sidick Ahmed, Station Manager of Radio Universe, University of Ghana, Legon when we
Ghana Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission Holds 857H Annual National Convention (2)
“Humanity is but a single brotherhood; so make peace with your brethren “ –The Holy Qur’an “Love for All, Hatred for None” Ahmadi Creed The message of Ahmadiyya was first
Dear Mr. Government, can we please communicate?
Political communication is not particularly different from other ways of using language. It is only sensitive and more political. Every one of us is, after all, a rhetorician. A mother
Free SHS – A Fallout Of The President’s Maiden State Of The Nation Address
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” Nelson Mandela “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to
NPP’s Kofi Taylor Is Gone; Winneba Mourns
Kofi Taylor I must admit I was such a resisting boy when I was a child. I never gave in easily, and I refused to be put down. I also
The Tattletale Of 4 Former First Ladies
Former First Lady, Lordina Mahama I don’t want to believe that Madam Lordina Mahama, the immediate First Lady of Ghana ever thought that one day she will also become a
Avoid the Leadership of a Child – 4
The Art of Leadership: By Dag Heward-Mills A leader must study and understand leadership in order not to lead people with the mind of a child because the leadership of a
Caught In Mediocrity
Ajoa Yeboah-Afari Only weeks after chiding congresspeople’s indolence and piping detail, I find myself caught in the mediocrity I have been crusading against. It’s all courtesy one of the motherland’s
I’m For Free SHS For All!
Free SHS “Education is simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another”—G. K. Chesterton How fast time flies! It was a little over four