The Only Patriotic Option on December 7th
Ghana, our beloved country, stands at a critical crossroads 67 years after gaining independence. Our nation confronts a series of challenges that threaten the integrity […]
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I WILL SAY IT AS IT IS
Dear Nyaaba, Too many of us Ghanaians are rather too flippant when the issue of the threatened peace of our dear country is evoked. We […]
Valerie Sawyer Write: The Big Tree Is Falling …
As I gaze at my stubborn plant on my patio that has flowered for the first time in a year, and savour its unique beauty, […]
I Was a Student, I Was Young, and I Was Hopeful, but…
Dear Nyaaba, I earned me a place in the prestigious University of Ghana, as you very well know, and as soon as my “shito” had […]
The Fierce Urgency of Now
On December 7, Ghana will elect a new government—a historic step as we enter the second quarter of the 21st Century facing both immense challenges […]
In a World Where the Self Reigns Supreme, Everything Else Crumbles.
A philosophy centered on the self—unbound by ethics, communal mores, or principles—is not liberation but a descent into chaos. Such a worldview elevates individual desires […]
From Fireworks to Fizzle (The Lifecycle of a Scandal in Ghana)
Dear Nyaaba, In Ghana, scandals burn bright and die fast, often faster than a morning mist under the relentless African sun. Whether it’s a leaked […]
Why Are We Producing More Paddy Hills?
Dear Nyaaba, While stuck in the evening traffic today, I caught a heart wrenching interview on BBC radio, of a man once wrongfully convicted. The […]
The Shameless Praise-Singing of Corrupt Politicians: A Blight on Society
Dear Nyaaba, In the contest for headship of Nkrumahland, it would appear as if it is a contest of saints. Personalities are falling over […]
“Holy Doctorates: The Rise Of ‘Insta-Scholars’ In Ghana’s Booming Spiritual Marketplace”
During a morning walk in the vibrant streets of Accra, where the aroma of jollof rice mingles with the fumes from the exhaust-pipes tro-tros, a […]