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Dag Heward-Mills writes: Seven types of help a leader needs
There are so many things that a leader may not be able to accomplish alone or by himself. It is for this reason that God sends people our way to help us do what we are called to do. A leader is expected to come to terms with his own…
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Ushering Ghana into a full cash-lite society; the role of e-kiosks [Article]
The Cash-lite dream has been the core objective of many Countries in the World due to its:
1. Socioeconomic benefits.
2. Safety and security of Cash flow.
3. Uninterrupted rotation of Cash from one wallet to the other.
4. Convenience,…
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Spousal rights to property: Comparing divorce to death of a spouse
Although article 22(3) of the 1992 Constitution prescribes that all spouses must have access to property jointly acquired during marriage and are entitled to an equitable distribution of assets jointly acquired, the famous Supreme Court…
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Every President is growing old, except Nana Akufo-Addo
The job of a Head of State of every country is a very daunting one, depending on the population, you are responsible for millions of people, both in the country and those outside.
You are responsible for their well-being; it is a job…
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Black Stars at AFCON 2019: A few unpleasant truths
There are two subjects guaranteed to make headlines: children attending classes in unsuitable structures, and old players of Black Stars who have fallen on hard times.
We are in the season for both stories. The rains are here and the…
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June 12, 1949; the day founding of Ghana changed [Article]
On June 12, 1949 at the Old Polo Grounds in Accra, a new political party was born – the Conventions People Party (CPP) – the pre-independence political party that will change the course of the fight for the political independence of the…
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When praying is useless [Article]
I have taken striking notice of the deepened heights of biblical illiteracy among Christians in this current dispensation.
In the field of academia, to be regarded an authority on a subject who wields thorough understanding, one must…
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Farida Yusif writes: Body shaming is real and widespread
I am lucky and grateful I didn’t become aware of my body and what it’s supposed to look like through social media, television or through a magazine. But even with that, I have not been spared from body shaming.
It was easy then, but with…
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A model for regulating religious ‘charities’ in Ghana
Ghana’s parliament is seeking to establish an independent institution to regulate Christian bodies and has accordingly commissioned a report. Since Christianity has globally been subject to state persecution, Christendom in Ghana is…
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642 Ghanaian deported from the US between 2016 and 2018
The United States of America (USA) has deported 642 Ghanaians convicted of various offences, including acts that undermined border control and the integrity of the US immigration system, in three years.
A report on the activities of US…
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