Before it rose from the first meeting of its first session, the eighth Parliament passed the 2021 budget statement and economic policy presented by the Majority Leader, Osei-Kyei Mensah-Bonsu, on
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If you live in a country like Ghana which was once ruled by the NDC for eight years, you need a cardiologist to check your heart throbs on a
Leader Must Take New Territories And Also Defend Himself
The Art of Leadership It is the aim of every good leader to expand by taking on new territories. If you want to have new territories, you have to fight
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Seeking #FixTheCountry only by mass demonstration in COVID-19 times, is harsh ‘give us results’ tactics. Police authorities should not block peaceful demonstrations. Nonetheless, it’s not worthy sacrificing public safety to
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I was born in the Zongo, grew up in the slums and only managed to leave the poverty bracket courtesy of education, dint of hardwork and the grace of the
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I must admit that I have the greatest respect for the social pressure group OccupyGhana. Therefore, I do not find it noteworthy that OccupyGhana is currently attracting headlines by preaching
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ONE THING which world leaders have unsuccessfully tried to achieve in the world is peace. Humans have different interests, ideas and preferences which they pursue. The pursuit of these unique
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I have heard and read about some people trying to insinuate that the culture of silence has returned or is returning to Ghana. The greatest argument they are making is
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Fact 2: Investment Attractiveness On Ghana as an attractive investment destination, Sir Sam correctly notes that “investment promotion is like a beauty pageant. The reward goes to the country which
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Recent events in Ghana’s educational institutions have thrown into sharp and uncomfortable focus the competing tensions between rules-bound institutions, as our schools are, and the rights of those who choose
Culture Of Silence?
“I am not an expert in economics, and I am not an expert in law, but I am an expert in working on an empty-stomach while wondering when and where
Fighting Galamsey: What If The Guns Start To Boom?
To those who have not been reading this column, they can chose to refer to me as a sadist, satanic, inhuman, irreverent or simply wicked. Any regular reader of this
A Leader Has Brotherly Love
The Art of Leadership Brotherly love is the strong affection for another person that rises out of kinship and personal relationships. Brotherly love is that show of concern for others.