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Ghana, like any other resource-rich country, has the right to leverage its natural resources for its development. Accordingly, the ruling NPP government is seeking to swap bauxite for infrastructure with China under the Sinohydro-Ghana…
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Apart from your freedom that is denied you, life in Ghana prison is like living in hell, says ex-convict Emmanuel Odoom. “The food you are given in the prison isn’t food that you eat at home; it is food that is cooked by prison…
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There have been conversations about the low reception given some Ghanaian musicians who went to perform Nigeria recently. According to reports, the Nigerian audience at the show organised by Zylofon Media did not respond well to the…
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Every time I use the Accra-Tema motorway, my heart sinks. And indeed, I missed a heartbeat last Saturday afternoon using that motorway once again. Why does this road still carry the 100 kilometres per hour speed sign? Drivers are doing…
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Our education mission and curriculum are the antidotes to poverty; disease and various other societal obstacles depriving the average free citizen of realising a dignified life on Ghanaland - thus service, first and foremost, to God and…
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I ponder over some developments in our country. I am worried about the intended national cathedral. This is a project that most clergy seem not to have a problem with. The Bible admonishes that one must first do what is most important…
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Two weeks after his death, the world continues to mourn the passing of one of the great humanitarians of our time: Kofi Annan, the former UN Secretary-General and Nobel Peace Prize winner. A man of immense courage and integrity, he…
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Ananse scratched his head and sat down to have a good think. Like all other animals, he had received an invitation to King Oshiu’s fancy dress party. It was to be held at three o’clock that afternoon and a prize was to be given to the most…
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In the last decade, the outcomes of local assembly, Parliamentary and Presidential primaries and elections indicate that votes buying is extensive in Ghana. It is evident that some self-seeking and desperate politicians are aware that…
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The tumult created by Government's decision to pull down structures including the residences of judges, the Passport Office and the Scholarship Secretariat and in their place erect a national cathedral doesn't appear to be abating anytime…
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