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Ada Traditional Council Must Do Something
In recent months, news from Ada, concerning some traditional leaders, are not too palatable.
Barely ten months ago, some irate youth of Terhey in the Ada West District, did not only have the effrontery to stop the burial of a dead chief,…
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A Case Of Two Huangs And Four Ghanaians
I have always been fascinated by the statue of the blindfolded lady wielding a sword in one hand and a pair of scales in the other. It is a symbol that a Lawyer friend once explained to me, represents the very embodiment of what justice…
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The Tournament That Defied Predictions
How are the mighty fallen in the midst of the battle! O Jonathan, thou wast slain in thine high places. I am distressed for thee, my brother Jonathan: very pleasant hast thou been unto me: thy love to me was wonderful, passing the love of…
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Ben Aklama writes: What shall we do with the Ho Airport ?
A politician friend told me recently that the government does not know what to do with the Ho airport. He said all companies who come to promise to fly the route go and never return.
This discussion got the two of us pondering over the…
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Joe Mettle’s ‘Wind of Revival’: A Case For Gospel Events
The last time I attended a fully-fledged Gospel event was a concert put together in 2015 by KC Entertainment and Footprint TV to honour the legendary Danny Nettey dubbed: “Celebration of Faithfulness”.
That concert blew me away with its…
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We Need A ‘New Parliament’ …Not A New Chamber
The trending news that the Parliamentary Service Board has approved the construction of a new, ultra-modern Parliament House for Ghana is, to us at THE NEW PUBLISHER, the most unacceptable (if not nauseating) contemplation in our political…
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New Parliamentary Chamber: Elitist In Nature, Subservient to Ghanaians [Opinion]
The news of a construction of a new parliamentary chamber came as a surprise to many Ghanaians. For many years there has been raucous debate by members of either side of the political divide as to whether there is a need for a new chamber…
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Ghana’s Forests: To conserve or not to conserve – Time for a genetic index survey
Now that roads have been paved into the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, which is the largest of the country’s Globally Significant Biodiversity Areas (GSBAs) – government’s intention is very clear – to mine the rich bauxite deposits in Atewa.…
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Appalling state of delivery system in Ghana [Article]
Akosua looked at her watch for the second time, as she thought to herself, “didn’t this rider say he was only 5 mins away”?
It had been an hour and 15 mins. She called him again. “Boss, please, where are you? I thought you said you were…
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People Smoked Pot To Get High Over 2,500 Years Ago
Getting high on marijuana may not be a modern pastime, as archaeologists have found the earliest clear evidence to date that people were smoking cannabis for its psychoactive properties some 2,500 years ago.
They found evidence of burned…
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