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The quality of a nation’s output is greatly determined by the quality of its education.
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It is absurd, disgusting, and unthinkable that after 60 years, my resourceful country will still have its citizens walking knee-deep into polluted ponds…

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.

The population size of a country can be a force for good when empowered or a tool for destruction when left to fallow.

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.

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

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.