Category: OPINION

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Dr Opoku Onyinah writes: Prophets and Election prophecy

Dr Opoku Onyinah writes: Prophets and Election prophecy

The National Peace Council of Ghana recently organised a forum in Accra for prophets, aimed at helping them in handling their prophetic messages respo [...]
Richmond Adu-Poku writes: Bessa Simons must harness Obuor’s legacy for a better MUSIGA

Richmond Adu-Poku writes: Bessa Simons must harness Obuor’s legacy for a better MUSIGA

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), established in 1975, set out with a noble mission: to promote and protect the interests of musicians across t [...]
Illegal Mining: We live now or die tomorrow

Illegal Mining: We live now or die tomorrow

Introduction "A nation that does not have responsible leadership to manage its natural resources wisely will destroy future generations." Ghana [...]
Prof Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua: State of Emergency as Panacea to Galam-State

Prof Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua: State of Emergency as Panacea to Galam-State

Introduction “Galamsey” (illegal prospecting and mining of gold) has been with us for generations, but it has grown through different stages and ha [...]
Anis Haffar writes: The persistent terrorism of galamsey

Anis Haffar writes: The persistent terrorism of galamsey

• And other associated health hazards This is the season—the much-awaited political season. The tirades before the storm proper are in full swing. [...]
Kwesi Yankahwrites: Election year galamsey

Kwesi Yankahwrites: Election year galamsey

‘Hear no evil, see no evil in an election year’ has been a quiet maxim outside our constitution. It simply means evildoers who are wise, should know t [...]
Marriage breakdowns: Ugly effects, implications call for meaningful divorce laws

Marriage breakdowns: Ugly effects, implications call for meaningful divorce laws

Churches continue to announce bans on marriage in their congregations. Week after week, Muslim marriages are being celebrated. They are all encouragin [...]
The current state of Ghana

The current state of Ghana

As a concerned citizen of Ghana, I am deeply troubled by the current state of our nation. Despite gaining independence in 1957, Ghana has yet to achie [...]
Linking Africa and Brazil

Linking Africa and Brazil

Professor Gustavo Brito (PhD) talks about reading and translating Ama I met my good friend, the award-winning author Manu Herbstein, in Johanne [...]
What Ghanaians missed in the toilet cleaner’s comment on PhDs and Dutch passports

What Ghanaians missed in the toilet cleaner’s comment on PhDs and Dutch passports

For starters, I discovered that one of the most widely sung worship tracks in the world was actually composed by a Ghanaian! For all the years we've b [...]
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