The “Ghana Jollof” Affair: Due Process Must Be Defended Without Turning the Law into a Political Football
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Nkrumah at 117: The Torchlight of Common Sense Still Burns
The torchlight of common sense was symbolically lit 117 years ago today with the birth of one of Africa’s most consequential sons, Osagyefo Dr Kwame...
The “Ghana Jollof” Affair: Due Process Must Be Defended Without Turning the Law into a Political Football
Ghana’s latest political controversy surrounding the arrest and remand of senior nursing officer Salomey Awity Baffoe has quickly moved beyond ...
The Funeral of Manchester United FC: The Gods are not to Blame; Please, Let the Dead Rest!
Some deaths happen quietly, and some deaths refuse to leave the mortuary because the relatives are still arguing over who should take responsibility.&...
Beyond the Screen: Why Ghana’s Party Internal Elections Must Return to the Grassroots
Political campaigning in Ghana has evolved significantly. Social media platforms have altered how prospective candidates communicate, promote their ac...
“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 17/09/26, (Thursday, 24th week in Ordinary Time of Year A. Also, Optional Memorial of Saint Robert Bellarmine, Bishop, Religious, Doctor of the Church).
COLLECT: “LOOK UPON US, O GOD, CREATOR AND RULER OF ALL THINGS, AND, THAT WE MAY FEEL THE WORKING OF YOUR MERCY, GRANT THAT WE MAY SERVE YOU WITH AL...
The Catholic Schools and the Demand for 20 per cent Placements: The Church Must Consider Taking Back Its Schools
The Catholic Church’s reported demand for 20 per cent of student placements in Catholic schools across the country has brought renewed attention to...