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The Critical Case Of Ghana’s Public Education

The quality of a nation’s output is greatly determined by the quality of its education.

The Strong People Of Burkina Faso; And The New African Revolution?

It must not be lost on anyone that the fight for Africa’s sovereignty won’t be a pretty one. We won’t achieve anything with speeches in front of marble walls in a hall filled with careless people.

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Lewis Hamilton In Red

The car you drive in Formula One makes a great difference, even though this fact usually has different interpretations depending on the subject.

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The Pretence Of Feeding In Public Schools

I have always wondered why it was so difficult for successive governments to implement the public policy of school feeding. Provide one decent hot meal for children in schools.

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Africa: The Resource-Rich Butler at the Banquet of Western Nations – A Legacy of Exploitation and the Struggle for Dignity

At independence Ghana held a beacon, signalling that the continent was fully aware and ready to seize its destiny for progress and self-actualization.

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Free Market And The African Development Conundrum

There's no charity in development. Developed nations seize their destiny and work at changing it for good.

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Battle Of The GOATs

Dominance is boring, and worse off when it's occurring at the top echelon of motorsports.

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With Pictures: I Was In D.C.

The gracious driver who took me from the airport to the hotel told me about the District's adventures and cautioned me about the clubs, but just before midnight, Saturday the 6th, I was out with the Wolf and Mo.

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Politics And The African Development Conundrum

What we practice is politricks and treats. Bait benighted electorates with short-term wants to win political power to achieve an overarching goal of self-aggrandizement and share thievery.

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When Hamilton Was Denied The 8th World Title

I couldn’t fathom how Hamilton handled the situation in Abu Dhabi. I was Toto, and a Bose headphone was not enough. I felt he was too gracious. He was too Black.

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It’s None Of My Business

We have generated an obscene amount of wealth which means we now work more than we ever had to but at the same time, more of us sink further into poverty.

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The Nuclear Super Story

I rarely hear nuclear power enthusiasts talk about the cost of storing nuclear waste.

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From Lake Bosomtwe With Beauty

Lake Bosomtwe is a special lake formed from extraterrestrial activity.

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The Conversation On World Peace Hasn’t Began Yet

They hold summits, conferences, and general meetings with themes suggesting a course to establish world peace, eradicate poverty, and ensure stability.

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My Time With Sedem The Painter

Artists like Sedem have no other choice but to rely on passion and determination until success visits them, a system that has killed lots of talents.

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When Trivia Thrives Over Issues: The Ghanaian Politics Case

hey say my country is the beacon of hope for African democracy. This might be true only because the standard set for Africa is low.

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Battle Of The GOATs

It’s obvious Red Bull’s massive car advantage has diminished and the other teams have caught up, bringing back some competition at the front row.

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Chale Wote, Make We Go Find The Missing Link

Human development is not a subject of interest in our society. We don’t spend time understanding how people think and helping people think. We create media content without factoring in its effects on the audience.

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The Critical Case Of Ghana’s Public Education

The quality of a nation’s output is greatly determined by the quality of its education.

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The Nuclear Super Story

My point isn’t hinged on the financial cost of managing nuclear waste and accidents only, and even that, Ghana cannot deal with the financial repercussions of a nuclear meltdown and the compounding bills of keeping atomic waste will dig a massive hole in our economy.