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Akwaaba To Accra
I never imagined that my first visit outside of the U.S. would be to Accra, Ghana. When I finally arrived in Accra after many days of flight delays and
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The 41st Martyrs’ Day
The Judiciary is and remains the most veritable guardian of our constitutional rights, irrespective of the social, political and religious divides we belong to. The better choice is for
Accra Seasonal Flood ‘Festival’: Are We Learning From The Past?
Accra, the capital city of Ghana, has been grappling with the recurring issue of seasonal flooding for years. The residents of flood-prone areas have experienced a cycle of waiting,
The NPP Ineffective Research Officers
He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead, his eyes are closed – Albert Einstein It is not for nothing that
The Digital Silk Road: A Path to Africa-China Win-Win Cooperation
In the beginning, they were two: “the land and the sea” In 2013, China attracted significant international attention following the announcement of one the most ambitious investment projects ever
Why You Pay What You Pay At The Pump
Petrol prices are affected by different factors, such as global crude oil supply and demand, government policies and market competition. Crude oil price is the most commonly known factor
Assin North By- Election Autopsy!
The much-talked-about Assin North by-election now belongs to the dustbin of history. James Gyakye Quayson, aka Mr. Canadian, managed to retain the seat in a very fierce contest against his
How Our Ancestors Would Have Combated The Galamsey Destroyers
Anyone who has a true understanding of Akan society (I am of necessity limiting the scope of this discussion to what I know about, first-hand) will be baffled by
Is A Bishop Above A Pastor In Rank?
Bishop and pastor are two words that are widely known throughout the world to refer to Christian leaders. While many think that the two words mean the same or
Stopping Coastal Erosion: A Widow’s Contribution
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How Our Ancestors Would Have Combated The Galamsey Destroyers
Anyone who has a true understanding of Akan society (I am of necessity limiting the scope of this discussion to what I know about, first-hand) will be baffled by