I was born and raised in Zimbabwe and I never got to witness the struggle that brought my country independence. I grew up enchanted by stories of the liberation struggle and as a child, one of my many ambitions was to become a soldier…apart from being a superhero with super powers. Like everyone else born … Read more
I don’t know what the immortalized Rev.-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., would have said about it, but as a Liberation Theologian, Dr. King, as he was and is affectionately called, was always on the frontlines where the oppression and wanton exploitation of ordinary workers – irrespective of faith, race and culture – were concerned. In … Read more
By Austin Brakopowers As the December election draws close, Ghanaians argue over the role of the church in politics. Those who believe the church should be walled from politics are growing loud by the day. But which is the right way? Should the church be walled or not? Religion has been elevated to the great … Read more