Dr Kwame Nkrumah

I had wanted to make this write-up a two-part rejoinder, but there are a few remaining issues raised by Mr. Peter Mawunyo Dzidza that need answering or they may erroneously be deemd gospel truths when, […]

Folks, over the years, I have been insistent that the NPP cannot do without the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi. I did say in many opinion pieces that the NPP   is so grafted to Manhyia that […]

Tomorrow, the Anti-Corruption Coalition will launch in Accra the first in a series of demonstrations against corruption. Anti-Corruption demonstrations will be held in all 10 regions in many districts and municipalities. This is a call […]

It must have been a low news cycle day, or ominous fear for the much awaited Supreme Court election petition judgement day, Ghanaians were awaken to a media blitz of “all inclusive government”, said to […]

In his book JFK: Ordeal in Africa (New York: Oxford UP, 1983), the author helps the reader to also begin to remarkably appreciate a bit of what might have prompted Mahoney to characterize Nkrumah as […]

This is the first in a series of articles on the protracted debate between the followers of Dr. Joseph (Kwame Kyeretwie) Boakye-Danquah, the widely acclaimed Doyen of Modern Ghanaian Political Culture, on the one hand, […]

As he intensifies his public appearances to catch the eye [and sympathy] of the electorate, the NPP’s Akufo-Addo continues to confirm claims by his detractors that he has nothing new to offer Ghanaians and doesn’t […]

President John Evans Atta Mills, at the week-end, urged African leaders to move with a calculated speed, to remove the barriers that continued to slow the Continent’s progress. He was emphatic that, the development of […]