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The quality of a nation’s output is greatly determined by the quality of its education.
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The Conversation On World Peace Hasn’t Began Yet
World bodies in their current state rely on chaos and destruction to stay relevant. War and disaster are avenues for them, their superiors, and NGO partners …
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From Lake Bosomtwe With Beauty
I stayed at the Paradise Hotel, had dinner at the Cocoa Village Guesthouse, some beer at Destiny Bar, and a boat ride as well.
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From Wli With Beautiful Pictures
Walking through the forest along the long path and listening to the stream babble as it flows creates a serene and therapeutic environment. And if you are the kind of person who pays attention to such details, you will appreciate it.
Politics
When Trivia Thrives Over Issues: The Ghanaian Politics Case
The majority of the people who elect leaders in my country have little education, sometimes none. Also, the colonial system which established the educational system doesn’t make it any better. They needed some guidance.
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In 2015, at the periphery of the 2016 election, Ghana was rocked by a ‘Bus Branding’ scandal, which some NDC folks, in hindsight, believed might have caused them the elections.
ASAK Thoughts
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.