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I am fed up with these so-called celebrities who have chosen to continually denigrate this great country at every least opportunity while they continue to profit thousands of cedis from the ordinary people of this nation. Some weeks ago,…
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Dear Sammy Gyamfi, Respectfully, I have, as a political activist, been following keenly, and with considerable interest, your public exploits particularly media engagements since your election as the National Communications Officer of…
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Ghana has now become a nation with over thousand cases of child defilement rising each and every day, with every news outlook churned around child defilement reports. Numbers are staggering and has become overwhelming, mind-blogging and…
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The first time I saw a documentary on how drones were used to transport blood in Rwanda, I said to myself: “Wow! These people have really advanced. When will our backward nation ever get to this level?” Fortunately, it was one of the many…
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What is the essence of growing old without being welcomed to Paradise? While this multi-billion question is still unanswered, you would still hear people pontificating that they are enjoying life or have really enjoyed it to its fullest.…
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When you are not on talking terms with your wife but wish to be the first to break the licence, sorry I mean break the silence without losing your ego, don’t worry. Just give her a shaving stick, strip yourself naked in front of her in the…
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A few days ago, I received three messages from some of my readers. All of them were apprehensive about the fact that Simpa Panyin did not show up last week and virtually warned me not to repeat my absence. I am privileged to have so many…
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It is a common political language that agriculture is the backbone of the Ghanaian economy. And therefore, just as a human being cannot live without the backbone, there could be no meaningful development in Ghana without agriculture. It is…
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Maxwell…oh, what are you doing here?“ “They brought me here, Kwame,” was Maxwell stretching out his arms between the bars of the prison cell. His dark skin looked like a mystery before the black light of the cell. It was sweating hot.…
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“When the missionaries arrived, the Africans had the land and the missionaries had the Bible. They taught us how to pray with our eyes closed. When we opened them, they had the land and we had the Bible.” This quote was actually from…
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