In his famous ‘Danquah Memorial Lectures’ on the ‘Culture of Silence’ in Ghana, delivered in February 1988 and which were instrumental in ushering Ghana into democracy in 1992, one of

A group photograph of Prison Service commanders and other stakeholders at the 2017 National Advocacy Session “The last thing you want to find out after serving your jail term in

Life is indeed not fair and so is nature, in my opinion. One of my favourite television programmes is Nageo Wild. I take delight in looking at the behavior of

The drama this week has been quite interesting; an ordinary citizen of Ghana takes the University of Education to Court, on grounds of legitimacy and to stop the wanton corrupt

There is a thin line that separates laughter and pain, comedy and tragedy, humour and hurt. Erma Bombeck   AS IF THE DEVASTATING BLOW OF 1-0 suffered at the hands

Listening devices Planted in Minister’s office When people become desperate, they become more dangerous than a wounded lion.  They hit their heads against rocks and boulders and bare their teeth,

The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills … for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content –Philippians 4:11 Today, most of us do not live with

There are times when one’s ears tell one that a speech by someone else that one is listening to, could have come from one’s own lips. That is how I

Elizabeth lifts her hand swiftly as soon as her teacher asks for a volunteer to read out a passage to the class. Her teacher calls on her and she marches