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I have always firmly believed that even if it wields power for ten-thousand years, the government of the so-called National Democratic Congress (NDC) would never know what it means to wisely pursue a civilized democratic […]

The decision by Ghana’s Ministry of Education to assist actively engaged teachers, as well as other educational-sector workers, in owning their own homes is, without a doubt, a laudable idea and one that has been […]

Capetown, 10 June, 2009— The Africa Progress Panel (APP), chaired by Kofi Annan, has called on African leaders to turn the current global economic meltdown into an opportunity for the continent on the basis of […]

Nairobi, 18 May, 2009— – Rebels in Sudan’s Darfur region are showing signs of unity, but it has not brought their region any closer to a comprehensive peace, analysts said, as the government wrapped up […]

In the wake of President John Evans Atta-Mills’ naming of his twin-brother to membership of a “ten-man” Economic Advisory Council (EAC), ideological opposition tongues have, reportedly, begun wagging over what many of these critics perceive […]

Washinton, 28 April, 2009— A Ghanaian-born State University of New York, Nassau Campus Faculty Member Receives Fulbright Award Dr. Sammy R. Browne, professor of English at the State University of New York, Nassau Campus,has been […]

Just as I was about to send this article to press, I was hit by the sad, sad news of the loss of 6 lives belonging to Fountain Gate Chapel, 2 of them Rev. Eastwood’s […]

I was a little bit taken aback when I read a brief news item captioned “ANC Condemns Tutu’s ‘Sacrilege’” (Modernghana.com 4/3/09). The article, reported by Peter Biles, appeared on the website of the British Broadcasting […]