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Life in Prison is not easy. It is an experience I would not wish for even the worst of enemies. Those years I spent in the Kumasi Central Prison would go down into history as the darkest moment of my life. Growing up in Sawaba, Kumasi, I…
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Law school admission was one of the topical issues ahead of the 2020 General Elections. Indeed during the vetting of Ministers, the Attorney General assured the committee of taking an-all-inclusive look at the situation to find solutions…
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In recent days, there have been reports of unsavoury content in some textbooks purported to be for use in our lower institutions of learning. In particular, some of these books have been found to have content that seem to cast some of our…
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In what may be the first Court case since the coming into force of Ghana’s Right to Information (RTI) Law, the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has filed a suit at an Accra High Court against Ghana’s media frequency regulator,…
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Listening to the Budget on Friday, I felt very ashamed and disappointed as a Ghanaian who had high hopes for the future. A National Budget in a pandemic must offer hope and inspiration. This budget does not inspire confidence for the…
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Women are given equal rights under the Constitution of Ghana, yet disparities in education, employment, and health for women remain prevalent. Furthermore, women have much less access to financial resources than men in Ghana do.…
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When you understand why Martin Luther King Jr. is so dominant in our history books, especially, if you studied politics in the university, you will understand that society is always at war with thought. Malcolm X, a popular figure during…
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There is a new law in town and please be informed that you risk hefty monetary fines of 30,000 to 60,000 or five, 10 to 15 or 25 years in prison for acting silly. Yes, for acting silly and foolish. What else is it but foolishness when…
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Probably, nothing has caused a moral uproar and outrage - and rightly so - than the establishment of an LGBT office in Accra.  Indeed, in Ghana, our national priority on our agenda is not the rights of LGBT. No, not at all. It is the right…
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All Assemblies The Church of Pentecost Worldwide The people of the city said to Elisha, “Look, our Lord, this town is well situated, as you can see, but the water is bad and the land is unproductive.” “Bring me a new bowl,” he…
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