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The highly criminal and hidden nature of organized crime presents traffickers numerous platform for recruiting and selling vulnerable Ghanaian children and adults. Traffickers comprise agents or middlemen typically, Ghanaians and their…
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“On p.280, we are told that Ghana’s per capita income “is about $400”. In fact, it was $1,490 in 2015, the year before the last revisions and five years after Ghana became a middle-income country.” Out of curiosity, I recently decided to…
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We woke up a few days ago to be greeted by yet another news of corruption scandal in the erstwhile NDC administration, this time, alleged oil money of GH40.5 million surreptitious transfers to the presidency, via the then Chief of Staff…
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Ghanaians in Geneva woke up on the morning of Saturday August 18, 2018 to hear of the demise of our illustrious grandfather, father, husband, brother, friend, colleague and mentor His Excellency Kofi Annan. Hoping this was fake news we…
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I making these emphatic statements not based on any personal hatred against the NPP and the NDC as political parties but I do so on the basis of what history has proven on the issue of the Ghanaian economy and by extension the African…
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Glefe is a fishing community located between a stretch of a lagoon and the sea in the Ablekuma West Municipality. It stretches from south of Dansoman to the sea. Most of the people who dwell there are mostly fishers and petty traders.…
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As the double track system takes off across selected senior high schools in the country, some parents are still unsure which school their wards will be attending, while other parents of first-year students for the fresh double track system…
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In Ghana today, false prophets are at work and command a multitude of truth seekers, many of whom lack knowledge, hence following the con-artists, who are probably resorting to necromancy, albeit masquerading as “Men of God”.…
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Several leaders in the 21st century would concur with two main facts. One, that organizational change is constant and two, that leading change is one of the most burdensome undertakings a leader will face. Due to the fast-paced…
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I read with extreme horror and bewilderment, the alleged reaffirmation of a renowned Ghanaian scholar who works with the United Nation’s Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Dr Ivy Ntiamoah, that Ex-President John Mahama built a…
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