I have to confess that it is always a great delight to read opinion pieces from self-styled political non-partisans like Mr. Kofi Amenyo. The delight almost invariably inheres in the devious hilarity with which these […]
I already have too much on my proverbial plate to counter-productively attempt to immerse myself in marginal, ideological side-shows. Still, sometimes one comes across a lambent-witted contribution to an otherwise charlatanic and self-serving discourse on […]
Not long ago, when Ghanaian refugees began streaming into Northern Togo, the direct result of inter-ethnic mayhem in the Upper-East Region, one of Ghana’s two deputy information ministers vehemently denied that his country was faced […]
At a recent lecture commemorating the centenary birthday anniversary of Mr. William (Paa Willie) Ofori-Atta, one of the legendary six leaders of Ghana’s independence movement, Prof. Stephen Adei poignantly observed that what ought to be […]
I read Valerie A. Sackey’s review of Nana Ato Dadzie and Kwamena Ahwoi’s book titled Justice Francis Daniel Annan: In the Service of Democracy (See MyJoyOnline.com 2/21/11) with a mixture of admiration and contempt. “Admiration,” […]
Dr. Gamal Nasser Adams does not demonstrate a worthwhile understanding of postcolonial Ghanaian history when he regrettably faults the Kotoka-led 1966 coup against Nkrumah’s one-party dictatorship as one that “marked the beginning of imperialism over […]
One of my happiest moments recently, was when I returned home from work on the night of Tuesday, December 7, 2010, and my wife pointed to me an article written on my most favorite African, […]
To be certain, this phenomenon has always been with us a modern multi-national polity. It officially came and was recognized as such by the European scramble for and partitioning of Africa into the largely inorganic […]
I read with a tad of disappointment, the allegation by the National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) that the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) has been secretly recruiting rambunctious foot-soldiers into the Ghana […]
I have not studiously followed the Ivorian crisis and so, really, I cannot pretend to fully appreciate all the finer details that seem to have contributed towards bringing practical politics to a virtual standstill in […]
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