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Have you ever considered using bitcoins? If not, you are really missing the use of one of the best cryptocurrencies that have become the topmost preference of people from the different regions of the world. Although there are different…
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I am back to this subject. It is a most appropriate time with news about LGBTQI presence in Ghana – whatever that means. The Catholic Bishops Conference has issued a statement giving education why it must not be tolerated and seeking to…
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My father is illiterate. He cannot read or write. And his knowledge of the English language is limited to pidgin. Does that make my father useless or has nothing to offer his country? No. For nearly three decades, he worked as the…
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OccupyGhana® has noted with considerable disquiet and alarm, comments made by the Minister-Designate for National Security, Albert Kan Dapaah, in the course of his 10 February 2021 vetting by Parliament for approval as Minister. Mr Kan…
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Lawyer cum journalist, Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, a Senior Partner at Africa Legal Associates and founder of the Danquah Institute, a political think tank based in Accra, opines, in this write up why former president John Mahama (JM) wants…
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Doing a regular column is no easy undertaking. Sometimes, settling on a theme or subject alone, can be as intellectually and creatively taxing as writing out the detailed article. I was in that kind of state of mind this past Thursday, and…
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Recently Madam Desoso claimed to speak for Ewe traditional leaders in an attempt to insult the widow of the late President Rawlings regarding his funeral and pretending as if for some ethnic reasons it could somehow not be the privilege of…
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In the late 1990s and early 2000s mobile telephony was not in vogue. Many a people relied on communication centres for their telephone needs. To save the situation the then Ghana Telecom Company Ltd brought in telephone booths and…
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What a week that was, when the American and Ghanaian legislative cathedrals – seats of democracy, were desecrated and are now in need of re-consecration to restore their sacrosanct status. The details of the desecration were flashed round…
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Folks, Kyei Mensah Bonsu has proven to be shamelessly dishonest. In any case, not even my three-year-old son who sleepily watched the events of the early hours of January 7th, 2020 in the Parliament of the Republic of Ghana in relation to…
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