In every country, academia is supposed to be the intellectual hub of the country. They are expected to identify specific challenges in the country and research towards such challenges. Basic
Roll Call With Maxi Billion
There are two types of philanthropists – those who are loud and those who are quiet. The loud ones are those who blow their own horns. I gave that school
Someone’s University
My generation has lately been under assault from all kinds of konkontibaa, the type with ‘deceitful tongues.’ Together with their sharp teethed gangsters that create, loot and share the national
A Fool Does Not Learn From His Folly!
“As dead flies can cause even a bottle of perfume to stink, so a little foolishness outweighs wisdom and honour” — Ecclesiastes 10:1 We live in the part
Insulting Jesus, Christians: What Bible Says
CHRISTIANS ARE not mere followers of Christ Jesus, but elects of God, royal priesthood and children of God purchased by the blood of Jesus Christ. And Christians are not only
On Take Or Pay Agreements: Why Ghanaians Must Blame NDC For Electricity Tariff Hikes
I cannot for a minute, venture to state somewhat anecdotally that every ‘Take or Pay Agreement’ is squeamishly inappropriate or unwarranted, far from it. But that said, in the case
Weep Not, Ogboro
“You cannot control the behaviour of others, but You can always choose how you respond to it.” Roy T. Bennett THE BLURB (short description of a book) ON “WEEP NOT,
Is Mahama On The Verge Of Making Another History?
Forme President John Mahama The former president and the NDC’s 2020 flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, holds an unparalleled record of being the first incumbent president of Ghana to be voted
Do Galamsey, Go To Jail
When the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, declared war against galamsey and went on to tell Ghanaians that he was prepared to put his presidency at stake to make sure
Workshop Held On “Markets For Agricultural Output In Rural Sub-Saharan Africa”
Over the years acclaimed Professor of Economics Yaw Nyarko has received a number of grants from the International Growth Center (IGC) and other funders to conduct research to support smallholder
Leaders Are Unpredictable (2)
Last week we learnt that being unpredictable creates a sense of mystery around a person. When a person is unpredictable, no one can tell what he is going to do
Lamentation
This one has pricked my conscience for too long and I feel like I should have voiced it out earlier. We operate a governance system we don’t understand, or care
I Doff My Hat To Manasseh!
Manasseh Azure Awuni “Gluttony and idleness are two of life’s great joys, but they are not honourable” — Julie Burchill I saw the promo on Facebook