
The let me vote count alliance, has observed with uttermost shock and total disappointment, the statements made by the President John Mahama, whose legitimacy is been challenged in the supreme court of Ghana. On Thursday the 21st day of February 2013, President John Mahama in his delivery of the state of the Nation address indicated [...]
Mar 1 2013 | Posted in
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Mary Morgan, Senior Producer, BBC Africa Debate Hundreds of film professionals and fans have gathered in Burkina Faso for Fespaco – the Pan-African Film Festival. Started in 1969, the biannual event is one of the biggest cultural events in Africa and attracts directors, writers and critics from across the continent and beyond. Meanwhile, the winners of [...]
Mar 1 2013 | Posted in
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The desperation of some politicians or political parties is making them do things out of place. Politicians should know that politics is about coming out with innovative and brilliant ideas or ideologies that will be in the interest of the people, and not gargantuan billboards and adverts, as well as using celebrities or renowned people [...]
Nov 27 2012 | Posted in
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The Sekondi Sports Stadium, where most tournaments like football are held, is now in a devastating state. The stadium is now surrounded with weeds and potholes. The parking lot is so small, such that when there is any league match being held, people find it difficult to park their cars and other vehicles, due to [...]
Nov 27 2012 | Posted in
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It is exactly 11 days more when Ghanaians will go to the polls to cast their votes to elect their president and parliamentary candidates. I would like to appeal to Ghanaians to discern on the information given to them by these candidates before they decide who to give their votes to. Politicians want power, so they [...]
Nov 27 2012 | Posted in
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“The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace and brotherhood.” -Martin Luther King Jr. Peace is a state of harmony characterised by the absence of conflicts, chaos and the freedom from fear of violence. Peace means there is an existence of healthy interpersonal or international [...]
Oct 10 2012 | Posted in
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Dear President Mahama, Warm greetings to you from the land of Your Majesty the Great King of Ashanti land ‘Otumfuo’ Nana Osei Tutu II. Sir, education throughout history is a proven key to the accelerated development of a nation, yet on the contrary, tertiary level education in Ghana, especially at the universities, has become an [...]
Oct 10 2012 | Posted in
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Dear Editor, It is less than three months for Ghanaians to go to the polls to exercise their franchise for the 2012 general elections, but the attitudes of some of our people do not reflect that we will have peaceful elections. As patriots of this nation, our major responsibility is to maintain the peace and [...]
Oct 10 2012 | Posted in
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I am disappointed about the Electoral Commission’s insistence on creating more constituencies. It makes no sense. I was one of those who wrote against the 2004 increment to 230 from 200.
Jul 9 2012 | Posted in
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I am personally disappointed in the FA President, Kwesi Nyantakyi for the disrespect that he has shown the soccer loving fans of this nation. We have been patronizing the local league by following the clubs from their home matches h to away matches. Yet we do not give any chance to local players and coaches when it comes to national team selection.
Feb 15 2012 | Posted in
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