2018

When God told Moses and the people that He had given them Jericho, He didn’t tell them about the giants, but about the land flowing with milk and honey. He wanted them to see the milk and honey and not the giants. Out of the twelve (12)…
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Yesterday, I wrote about how to develop a plan. But don’t take it out of context and run off thinking that you can succeed without God. Remember, I said you have a part to play and God also has a part. Your part is to work, but His part is…
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When God told Moses and the people that He had given them Jericho, He didn’t tell them about the giants, but about the land flowing with milk and honey. He wanted them to see the milk and honey and not the giants. Out of the twelve (12)…
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Parliament of Ghana has approved government’s proposed expenditure of GHS 78.7 billion for 2019. The amount which was approved Saturday will be spent from the consolidated fund. Out of the money approved, GHC18 billion ($3.6 billion)…
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Cargill’s cocoa and chocolate business in Ghana has organized a Family Day event blending fun, family, and work in one well-planned occasion for its employees and their families. It formed part of activities to celebrate a decade of…
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Japan’s main stock market index has plunged, reflecting traders’ worries following a slide on Wall Street. The Nikkei closed down 5% on Tuesday, its worst finish since April 2017. Indexes in Shanghai, Bangkok and Taiwan also fell.…
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It’s been all over the place since last Wednesday evening when it took place at the Jubilee House. I have heard some say that the Minister of Information must go – no, not sacked, but leave of his own volition for allowing himself to be…
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In a country where the media only moves from one issue to another without actually following up the former to see justice done to them, leaders are given the opportunity to engage in what I call ‘prostitutional’ corruption. It is great…
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No single day will ever pass peacefully without Ghanaians “eating up” politics on televisions, on radios, on internets, and at workplaces, public places and at homes. Politics has become a daily delicacy for many Ghanaians, both the rich…
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The United States government through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has donated a 25-seater boat to the Ghana Health Service. The boat is to help serve island communities in the Volta Region. USAID…
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