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Raymond Atuguba and the Legacy of Ruins
Last week’s article by Dr. Raymond Akongburo Atuguba, Senior Law Lecturer at the University of Ghana and astute practitioner with deep knowledge in issues related to governance, policy and development, insinuating that President Akufo-Addo…
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Here Comes Another Goofing Minister!
It is amazing how some political appointees today seem to have the penchant for making public pronouncements. While some of them probably talk just for media relevance, others do out of ignorance. But, whichever way it is, the end result…
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Talking Brain Drain and Beyond (Part 2)
In our last editorial piece, we opined that the term ‘brain drain’ goes beyond the mere exodus of a country’s intellectuals to foreign lands for greener pastures.
To us, brain drain includes the failure of a people to adequately tap the…
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Talking Brain Drain And Beyond (Part I)
The term brain drain is usually used to describe the exodus of a country’s intellectuals to foreign lands, mainly for greener pastures. The issue is considered so significant that Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia recently attributed…
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Effective Communicators Needed in Government
When about three weeks ago Hon. Alban Kingsford Sumani Bagbin, Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament and National Democratic Congress (NDC) Presidential aspirant, argued about the notion of putting square pegs in round holes, and cited…
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That Snail Called NIA
If there is any flagship promise by the President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo government that may not be fulfilled before 2020, it is the pledge to digitally register every Ghanaian citizen and resident into a full-proof database.
While…
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Welcoming The German Kantanka
The euphoria that greeted last week’s disclosure by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany that Volkswagen would be putting up an assembly plant in Ghana is quite understandable.
Not only is it expected that such a plant would create…
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Tearing the Clergy Between Tax, Cathedral and Double Track
The clergy in Ghana is today having a plateful of decisions to help the Presidency take on burning issues that may affect, not only the church, but also the future of the country.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s administration…
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Beyond The Royal Embrace
Words cannot describe the kind of rapport and demonstration of unity between the peoples of the Ashanti and Akyem kingdoms, following the recent visitations of the traditional leadership of the kingdoms.
Barely two months ago, the Akyem…
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Retirement @ 56
News that Minister for Gender and Social Protection, Otiko Afisa Djaba, had decided to quit 'active politics to enjoy life with her family’ has generated a lot of discussion, particularly in mainstream and social media.
Her reason, which…
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