Month: May 2011

We continue our discussion of the problem of indiscipline, its impact on our national life, and why it is imperative for us to tackle it. We can’t grow our democracy in an atmosphere of indiscipline […]

One of the major problems that many Ghanaians have complained about but which no serious effort is being made to solve is indiscipline at all levels in our national life. Considering the current heightening of […]

Considering the lull in the humanitarian crisis—because there is no serious fighting going on now after the rebels had gained the upper hand in Misrata and the pro-Gaddafi forces have withdrawn—what is the justification for […]

If the leaders of the countries bonded together in the International Coalition that is helping the Benghazi rebels sustain the turmoil in Libya initially thought that eliminating the Gaddafi government would be a cake walk, […]

Der Hauptstadtkongress Medizin und Gesundheit im Berliner ICC war auch 2011 wieder sehr gut besucht: Die Teilnehmerzahlen des Vorjahres wurden nach Angaben der Veranstalter noch einmal leicht übertroffen. Rund 8100 Besucher – Klinikmanager, Gesundheitsunternehmer, Wissenschaftler, […]

Jedes Jahr wird im Rahmen des Hauptstadtkongresses eine medizinische Innovation vorgestellt, so Prof. Dr.Axel Ekkernkamp, wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Ärzteforums. Es gibt Kollegen, die ihre Ergebnisse nur auf reinen Fachkongressen vorstellen wollen, aber an dieser Tradition […]

Abdel Moneim Ahmed was finally able to buy 10 loaves of subsidized bread after queuing for one-and-a-half hours with 30 people outside a bakery in the Egyptian capital, Cairo. Another woman, known only as Zeinab, […]

Soon after the Libyan crisis broke, decision-makers and humanitarian workers faced a critical challenge: lack of information about events inside the country. Within hours, Andrej Verity, information management officer at the UN Office for the […]