The recent infighting between the two main factions of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has roots going back to the Nkrumah era; and interestingly, the conflict was not between the disciples of any two modern-day […]
Renowned African writer Ama Ata Aidoo has told Morning Starr’s Kafui Dey that the death of Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore is a “grim” reminder of what Ghanaians missed out in Kwame Nkrumah. “Right from […]
Folks, much water has passed under the bridge since Ghana emerged from the ashes of the Gold Coast at independence on Thursday, March 6, 1957, with a national identity encapsulated in a national flag, anthem, […]
A good thing sells itself by its very nature, substance, and worth. Not by the noise it makes. It is only empty barrels that draw attention to themselves through noise-making. So it is with government […]
Regular readers of my columns and write-ups on African politics and culture know quite well that I am a passionate partisan for all things Ghanaian and African. I am also an incurably proud Ghanaian who […]
In the wake of the Wikileaks leakage on Ghana which has a lot of prominent government and public officials making arrant fools of themselves, as well as seriously tarnishing the image of the country, the […]
Under the First Republic, there was no position of a Vice President or Prime Minister. Dr. Nkrumah wielded enormous powers and virtually had Ghana in his hands. He wielded a clout that hit anywhere at […]
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