Twenty (20) years ago, I had a conversation with Barima Kwaku Duah just before his coronation as Otumfuo Osei Tutu II,
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I’ve been playing lots of Hugh Masekela in remembrance of a great music star and a good man. I played
I ran into Samuel Inkoom the other day at the airport in Kumasi, you know the Black Stars full back.
Although the Sudanese billionaire Mo Ibrahim has never met Esi Ansah, I suspect he would be enamored of her views
By Mark Schultz, Alec van Gelder and Franklin Cudjoe Everybody knows Ghana is blessed with gold, cocoa and now oil,
By Bright B. Simons & Franklin Cudjoe We will like to applaud the sentiments recently expressed by the CEO of
When President Mills’ term began in January, I told Sedem, my young, smart and really hard-working researcher that the national
One of my favourite authors is Ambrose Bierce. He was a friend and rival of Mark Twain. He appeared, as in born,
ana, please let it go. There’s no point in contesting Tain. You will not win. And even if you were to win, your
I’ve heard many people say that Ghana should follow the example of the Asian countries where their governments picked a