Once upon a time, there were four men named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody. There was an important job to be done and everybody was asked to do it. But Everybody was sure that Somebody would do it. Anybody could have done it but Nobody did it. Somebody got angry about it because it was … Read more
Welcome to Great Africa, a continent with awesome creativity, dynamism, strength, colorful culture, tradition, lovely black people, variety of good music, food and innovative minds. With all these we slack behind among all other continents, we lost the race even before the whistle was blown. We copy the west where all they have is the … Read more
“The just man walketh in his integrity: his children are blessed after him.” (Prov. 20:7) “Somewhere in Ghana under scorch conditions, a quiet professional was always waiting. He did not care that he was tired nor his environment was risky. That his hardened body was sleep deprived. He was unbroken and vigilant in his task. … Read more
Having a happy family, marriage and personal life takes work and balance. Lots of it … My husband and I were so happy and carefree before children … We took regular strolls hand-in-hand. Smashed many, many happy hours, followed by a quiet dinner. The weekends were magical days filled with whatever we wanted. We were … Read more
25th May marks the 54th anniversary of the African Union We are a sad people today because amidst the positive strides we have achieved, yet again we wake up to be reminded that domestic violence is still a reality. A reality that there are still women used as suicide bombers, women denied the right to … Read more
From the earth’s creation, the Bible says God charged the man (Adam) in Genesis 2:15 to be in charge of the earth (the garden of Eden) to ‘dress it and keep it!’. I am sure the good Lord is very disappointed with us as a people for failing to dress our environment and rather destroying … Read more
Surfing the Internet, I stumbled upon an article written by one gentleman, expressing his chagrin about the District Chief executive DCE appointed for his area. In the ad hominem article titled: ‘Ada East DCE: Nana Ado, Why Sarah?’ published on Classfmonline, the author launches a diatribe against the appointment of Hon. Sarah Dugbakie Pobee – … Read more
A very popular saying that has attracted several interpretations …’the more things change, the more they remain same….’ The hunger and thirst for change have been great in Ghana over the past few years and this was confirmed by the outcome of last year’s elections. The expectations are very high on this government. I might … Read more
Young lives are wasting away tragically and all we are interested in is reporting it. What did we expect when we only care about the grades they are making in school while we leave their emotional health to chance. Our education system urgently needs an effective counselling program. In a space of two weeks, we … Read more
Young lives are wasting away tragically and all we are interested in is reporting it. What did we expect when we only care about the grades they are making in school while we leave their emotional health to chance. Our education system urgently needs an effective counselling program. In a space of two weeks, we … Read more
Young lives are wasting away tragically and all we are interested in is reporting it. What did we expect when we only care about the grades they are making in school while we leave their emotional health to chance. Our education system urgently needs an effective counselling program. In a space of two weeks, we … Read more
AFTER 60 years of independence from our colonial rulers, it is important as a country that we use dialogue instead of violence to resolve our national issues. Today believes that through dialogue, the country will be able to maintain the peace that will ensure the growth of businesses, as well as entrepreneurial development. WHETHER in … Read more
First President Kwame Nkrumah delivered the first independence speech on March 6, 1957 to hundreds of participants including representatives from the Queen. He said the only way for Ghana to complete her independence would be when it leads the fight for other countries under colonial in the continent to be free. “We have won the … Read more
By: Ewurabena Andah Yes, we do indeed love you even though we sometimes may not act like we do. On the occasion of your 60th anniversary, as we wish you, we are also wishing ourselves all that is in our national anthem and other patriotic songs. I have chosen some lines from our national anthem … Read more
Ghana has quite a story to tell. It was the first country south of the Sahara to wean itself off colonial rule. With power to govern now firmly rested in her own hands, Ghana’s different leaders will over time set her destiny on many different paths, with the Ghanaian people also contributing to what will … Read more
PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP’S ADDRESS TO A JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS Remarks as prepared for delivery TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, the First Lady of the United States, and Citizens of America: Tonight, as we mark the conclusion of our celebration of Black History Month, … Read more
A while ago on the floor of parliament…. Thank you Mr Speaker, With your kind leave and the indulgence of all honourable members representing the different beautiful shades and culture of our dear nation, it is with so much pleasure that I embrace this opportunity to make my maiden statement on the floor of this … Read more
Growing up, I have always wondered if there ever was a new year. The orthodox thing was the arrival of a 31st of December and off we go to church, for hours we pray, cast out demons, enter into family houses to break generational altars, claim our riches, claim our marriages and crown it with … Read more
President Donald Trump just delivered a searing inaugural address, attacking Washington and promising a new hope for Americans who want to dream big. A transcript of Trump’s first speech as president follows. “Chief Justice Roberts, President Carter, President Clinton, President Bush, President Obama, fellow Americans and people of the world, thank you. We, the citizens … Read more
It is always heart bleeding to hear of the land you love, the land you belong, the land of your grandfather and the land where your generations begin and end, being mentioned everywhere not for anything positive but conflicts, war, poverty, epidemics, famine and many more. I wonder why a land with abundant resources still … Read more