GOOD OLD DECEMBER – BY LAUD NYAMPONG FREEMAN
GOOD OLD DECEMBER I know these colours well I have loved them since I was little They blended in a thousand hues and shades And made everything feel Christmassy In the old Decembers. But in […]
Features
Why I wrote ‘How to prevent kidney disease’ – Dr. Elliot Koranteng Tannor
The number of cases of chronic kidney disease is on the increase worldwide and in Ghana. In Ghana about 13 out of every 100 people have some form of kidney disease. This means some almost […]
Features: SEEING THROUGH AKUFO-ADDO’S CAPE COAST AIRPORT SCAM
SEEING THROUGH AKUFO-ADDO’S CAPE COAST AIRPORT SCAM In Chapter 10, page 119 of his 2016 manifesto, Akufo-Addo made the specific pledge that within his four-year mandate he would (be) “upgrading all existing District Hospitals where […]
KWAMENA AHWOI’S WORKING WITH RAWLINGS – AMIDU’S CRITIQUE
KWAMENA AHWOI’S WORKING WITH RAWLINGS – AMIDU’S CRITIQUE INTRODUCTION I have avoided reading books written by my former colleagues reporting on their observations or experiences in the Governments I served with them lest some contents […]
Features: Hidden in Plain Sight – By Laud Freeman
Hidden in Plain Sight Life is a kaleidoscope of many things – puzzles, paradoxes and perplexities included therein. The simple village farmer works the land in season, praying the rains will not fail. The farmer who […]
John Mahama writes: The tragedies of Akufo-Addo
The tragedy of the Akufo-Addo administration is not only the collosal debt it has saddled Ghanaians with. It is not only the huge fiscal deficit he has created even before #COVID-19. It is not only […]
Dela Kofi on Kwamena Ahwoi’s ‘Working with Rawlings’ book
Having now read every word of Prof. Kwamena Ahwoi’s memoir, I find it hard not to believe that this isn’t a takedown of the NDC by the very people who fed and grew fat on […]
I have killed many ‘witches’, please forgive me
I did not intend to. Please, believe me. I was just being a responsible community member helping my people to get rid of those old women who we were told conspired with dark forces to cause […]
Features: Confessions of a Politician (Part 2) – By Julius Hamenoo
Continuation of Confessions of a Politician (Part 2) But we have all been lumped together to share equally the power to contribute. This process has culminated in simple minds having the same privilege as those who […]
Features: Confessions of a Politician (Part 1) – By Julius Hamenoo
Confessions of a Politician (Part 1) Call me a political novice. Wear your defensive amour of opposition. It’s exactly what’s expected to throw light on the pitfalls of some of our democratic voting structure. You may climb […]