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Technology ideally should serve as the pivot for inclusive development worldwide. However the insurgence and the pace at which the millennial age is growing, I fear though it should be a benefactor for all, it could become a right of none.…
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Before venturing into news and current affairs, I was a bit-part entertainment pundit. Entertainment has never really left my bloodstream and I continue to follow the sector keenly. So, l caught the bug of anticipation and expectation…
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There is a popular idiom that goes ‘children should be seen and not heard’. I agree with this, in certain circumstances. However, I believe that in contributing to the development of society through speech as a concerned youth and…
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After barely catching a breath from the aftermath of all the drama at the 20th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, captain, or should I say, ex-captain of the Black Stars, Asamoah Gyan, dropped a huge bombshell; his retirement from…
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By-elections have been characterized by violence in Ghana’s history and the Ayawaso West Wuogon one, which saw the election of Madam Lydia Alhassan as replacement to Kyeremateng Agyarko was no exception. But as the dust settles, the…
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“Rivalry among artistes, and beefing in music is part of show business. That makes the game active and exciting.” Nobody should echo the above sentiments again! We’re gradually inviting America’s East Coast-West Coast scenario into our…
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Dear Irene Yaa Frimpomaa Sasu, I write to you from a future I am not happy and proud of living in, and I hope this letter guides you at least to forge a better future than I currently find myself in for yourself. I am sending you this…
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After Mrs. Squeers had served the little boys of Dotheboys Hall porridge, one that Dickens describes as looking like diluted pincushions without the covers, she uttered these words unabashedly, “For what we have received, may the Lord make…
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A fascinating debate has broken out in the wake of the Ghanaian National Communications Authority’s (NCA’s) decision to shut down two radio stations in the country for their refusal and/or inability to service and renew their frequency…
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Anybody wearing a uniform and driving any kind of vehicle feels he/she should not be in traffic like the rest of us. The medians of roads and pavements become their roads. All they do is turn in their hazard or some horn. Police…
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