A worriedly livid ‘‘commatriot’’ went on and on over the telephone about the catastrophe awaiting the opposition in the upcoming elections with unchecked minor registration and voting. She would talk

“Carve your name on hearts, not tombstones. A legacy is etched into the minds of others and the stories they share about you”– Shannon L. Alder.   Yesterday marked the

A week ago today many women most of them Muslims converged on the premises of ‘Standpoint’, Gifty Anti’s initiative for championing the cause of women. Although it was a conference

Good day, His deferential Rt. Reverend Prof. Emmanuel Asante of the National Peace Council. I have been compelled, a lowly man that I am, to write this humble letter to your

While “dumsor” rages and I am in a battle to restore my health, others are insulting Supreme Court judges and expecting to get away with it because they have tagged

During the Bosnian war, dictator, Slobodan Milosevic ordered the massacre of Muslims in Srebrenica.  Thousands of men, women and children perished in that inhuman assault.  When the allied forces conquered Slobodan, he

A leader consumed with envy is not happy because of his diseased soul. The soul of such a person is defective and the person is unwell. Envious people live their

If you are Amanfo? and you happened to be in the Form Two Latin class of Mr Graham, sometime 1960-61, you would remember his knuckle knocks on the head anytime

One of the five female Commissioners of the Electoral Commission (EC) last Saturday painted a bright picture of her boss Charlotte Osei whom she said took up the job because

“Truth is so obscure in these times, and falsehood so established, that, unless we love the truth, we cannot know it”—Blaise Pascal.   I had received close to six hundred

Anyone who commutes to work has had the experience of arriving at the office and not even remembering the process of getting there. The first time you become aware of

So there’s nothing sacred left in the world? “Quatorze Juillet” [14th July] used to be a date that served as an unquestioned, very eloquent, symbol of the struggle for freedom across the