Month: September 2011

I read Mr. Fiifi Kwetey’s response to his Wikileaks pejoration of Ghanaian-Muslim political leadership and became even more convinced that, indeed, keeping Ghanaian Muslims out of the presidency is a central agenda of the self-righteous […]

Meteorological officials in Uganda are warning of tough times ahead for farmers and populations living in mountainous areas as flash flooding is set to continue. “More rains are expected and we are seeing it [is] […]

Maybe somebody who knows better ought to remind the managing-editor of the so-called Insight newspaper that the Wikileaks are not the handiwork of the American government but rather, that of a bona fide European citizen […]

The 2008 presidential candidate of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), Dr Paa Kwesi Nduom has urged the newly-elected national executive of the party to work assiduously towards making the CPP a credible, winnable party. In […]

An August 2011 UN Environment Programme (UNEP) study has found hazardous levels of pollution in Ogoniland in southern Nigeria’s Niger Delta, lending credence to claims by locals of environmental damage, health problems and lost livelihoods […]

A recent decision by Australia’s high court to stop its federal government from swapping refugees with Malaysia underlines what has fast become a major debate over how to treat Asia’s refugees. The Canberra government signed […]

More than three years after being chased from their homes into squalid camps, hundreds of families at several sites in Kenya’s Rift Valley Province, the worst affected in the 2008 post-election violence, now have to […]

Despite the savagery against dark-skinned Africans, all hope is not lost for them in Libya. They still have a role to play in the diverse sectors of Libya. The government must take advantage of this […]