It is difficult to match the state of being dead with a towering personality like, Wole Sodipe, one of the founding vice presidents of Platinum Bank, the man we affectionately call The Oracle. At about 3.05am on November 25, I was working in my study when I received an email from Emmanuel Amatokwu on the … Read more
The truth is African economies like Ghana’s are generally what can be said to be design deficient. By design deficient, I mean that there are not enough people whose professional know how is in the area of taking a visual concept from the idea stage all the way to the formal use or consumption stage. … Read more
It’s called polycentricism, and it is the standard of most languages today: one standard for locals and one or more for international speakers. Why not so for one of West Africa’s international languages, Eʋegbɛ? Eʋe is spoken by over eight million people in West Africa today. Shortly, it may cease to be a language as … Read more
The customs of a people are usually a reflection of their past and of course, a strong indication of their likely future. Today, I would like to examine Ghana’s political focus in the context of the customs of its citizens. Chiefs are politicians in Ghana, despite the fact that they are not elected through universal … Read more