By Rob Berschinski (Senior Vice President for Policy at Human Rights First, and a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State) Donald Trump’s second visit to the United Nations as President of the United States began ...
By Kwame Abrefah, Canada The popularity of politicians is often determined by the degree of political influence and support they command among their people. Nowadays, this political influence is often referred to ...
At the time the late Kofi Annan was taking his tutorials at Mfantsipim to begin life as a diplomat, the bald old man with one leg in the grave was also a dashing young ...
Dear Snr. Opupulepu, I hope you are do fine, but as for me because tradition demands that even in your worse moments when you are greeted you must respond in the positive, I will ...
Petroleum… The word and its commodity have held different emotions for the people at the centre of the earth. Throughout the political evolution of this society, from the colonial era through the euphoria at ...
Columnist: Iddrisu Abdul Hakeem Even though in our African street parlance, every mistake is a new life and every disappointment is a blessing, I think it is not every disappointment that turns a blessing. ...
By Bernice Bessey . Dr. Edith Dogbe, an Eye Consultant with the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH), has called on the government and corporate organisations to support patients with deformed eyes to access customised ...
Ebo Quansah in Accra . It was exactly 24 minutes past eight in the morning when the phone rang. When I picked up the device, the voice at the other end sounded so apologetic ...
(By Dr. Valerie Sawyerr) I have read all sorts of articles in the newspapers today, September 20, 2018, based on what is claimed to be a report of a so-called Cabinet Committee Responsible for the ...
By Maxwell Obiri-Yeboah . A knife does not know who its master is. This is a proverb my Grandmother told me one early morning during my teenage years after I enquired of a dirty ...
