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Harruna Attah writes: I Witness…
Hours before President Mahama conceded the presidency of Ghana to Nana Addo-Danquah Akufo-Addo, I had run into a very senior member of the NDC who matter-of-factly said to me, “Concession Time”. I did not like the sound of it at all but I…
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SHS Place-Mess, Black Star Square And The Promise Of The Black Man’s Capability In Managing…
Terribly heart wrenching and deeply embarrassing scenes from the Black Star Square.
No human being deserves to be put through the ongoing tribulations of Ghanaian students and parents seeking placement into Senior High Schools in their…
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Otumfuo Takes Traditional Leadership An Octave Higher
Otumfuo Takes Traditional Leadership An Octave Higher
Ghana’s traditional setup, which has been the beacon of the preservation of culture, has virtually remained static, even after six decades of independence, where they are merely seen…
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Article: Corruption in Ghana – our culture is the problem
Travelling around Ghana, one will realize that our tribal cultures have influenced each other and blended so well that it is only in some isolated cases that you will notice sharp differences in cultures.
Take our Chieftaincy…
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Celebrating 14 years of innovation and service excellence: the Zenith journey
In September 2005, Zenith Bank, made an entry into the Ghanaian banking landscape. The Bank had in mind the objective to be a leader in the delivery of banking excellence built on technology to serve dynamic customers’ needs.
Fourteen…
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Uniformed Extortionists On Night Patrol
The New Publisher would not mince words; we are raising a worrying concern about the rising number of uniformed and fully armed police officers and men who under the pretense of being on night patrols to maintain public order and safety,…
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Why Women ‘Factor’ Matter In Governance
History was made in 2018 at the Ho Technical University when Ms Vera Fafali Agbenyah, 25, triumphed over her male counterparts to become the first-ever female President of the Student Representative Council (SRC) of the school.…
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From Kayayo to teacher, the moving story of Janet
Life, some say is a journey, not a competition, and this journey may not be easy as we grow older but it offers us the opportunity to understand and appreciate life better.
It is either we are embarking on a new adventure at every level…
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What do we do with South Africa? A critical engagement
It is with a heavy heart that we hear about the departure of Robert Gabriel Mugabe, former president of Zimbabwe.
He was caricaturised and demonised as part of the imaginative and creative ways of rationalising the pillaging and plunging…
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Voice of reason: Ghana’s ‘Year of Return: ‘Is it just a hoax?
The whisper will begin within minutes when the so-called the- year- of- return's festivities end.
While I'm not going to try to pretend to be an armchair social scientist or an economist, I think there might be a way for our leaders to…
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