“Say it loud, I am black and proud” –James Brown   When the Brazilian national football team is playing, apart from the technical and choreographic artistry of the players which

Martin Amidu Corruption has done so much damage to this country; in conflict resolution, it is called structural violence-it is an invisible violence that kills millions without anybody seeing it.

Martin Amidu I am not sure if Ghana could have avoided the vetting element in the appointment of a Special Prosecutor. In my minority view, the euphoria surrounding the vetting

The recent NPP special delegates conference in Kumasi to amend the Party’s Constitution and attempts by some groups of members to exclude other members from full participation in the Party’s

Although the 53rd anniversary of the death of Dr. J. B. Danquah, the ‘Doyen of Gold Coast  Politicians’, a foremost  statesman, philosopher and indomitable fighter  in the cause of human

The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills Patience is the good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence. A patient person bears pains and trials without complaint. Temperance, on the other hand,

Oh, how I wish I could always align my state to that of the motherland nation’s state. Or maybe, not exactly that; because I would like to associate with a

There is no remedy for death, but death itself is a remedy”—Spanish Proverb. The country woke up last Friday morning to be greeted by news that grieved many hearts and

  “Say it loud, I am black and proud” –James Brown In a month’s time, Ghana and Ghanaians shall be celebrating 61 years of nationhood. Today, Thursday February 8, 2018

We are experiencing bright hot sunshine at this period of time, the dust has descended on every home, every corner and dwellings of citizens are dusty and the majority of

“There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered” Nelson Mandela OPTING TO WRITE about Bawumia’s episodic journey

The results are out. Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) 2017 distributed 4,400 metric tonnes of certified improved seeds and 296,000 metric tonnes of fertilizers to 202,000 selected farmers. With