Reflections of a Maverick Citizen...
The Assault on the Public School System in Ghana…
Thirty years ago, one could be fairly certain that products from the public basic school system were in a position
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Reflections of a Maverick Citizen...
Of urban spaces in Ghana’s rapid urbanisation drive…
Tema, Ghana’s port city is in so many ways reflective of the growth trajectory of this West African state. With
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UNCERTAIN ALLEGIANCE…
A couple of weeks ago I found myself one evening in a coffee shop with a young graduate of the
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IS THERE HOPE…?
As the rains intensified on that wet Thursday morning, I knew I had to be swift lest I miss my
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AT LAST, A SERIOUS EFFORT…
“Industrialisation equals development: that was the base of Nkrumah’s economic strategy” – Tony Killick The idea of an industrialised Ghana
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NO SAFE PLACE…
The Public Relations Officer of the Rent Control Department, in an interview with JoyNews television station, has revealed that it
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Reflections of a Maverick Citizen...
DOWN, BUT NOT OUT…
I was going to write about my pleasant encounter at the Tema office of the Driver Vehicle and Licensing Authority
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THE NEW NORMAL…???
A couple of weeks ago, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament for Wa Central, Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo, tweeted about
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Reflections of a Maverick Citizen...
NO GLORY IN SLAUGHTER…
I have followed closely events of the past few days especially the reaction of most young people to the social
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THE REPUBLIC OF FALSE CHOICES
I recently took a cursory observation of the YouTube channels of various Ghanaian media outlets and personalities. I must say
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LET US FACE THE FUTURE…
Former Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, has proposed the conversion of some boarding senior high schools into community day schools in
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Reflections of a Maverick Citizen...
REIN IN THE RABID PARTISANS…
The politicking of political parties in Ghana has always struck me as very odd. In politics, I was always under
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Musings
Ghana: Failing the next generation to satisfy the previous one…
It is a cool Saturday evening in my home town. Finding a way to escape the incessant noise blazing from
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Musings
THE CIRCLE OF DYSFUNCTIONAL FRIENDS…
In the late 1950s, St Thomas Aquinas, a Catholic High School in Accra, had a headmaster by name Rev Father Maurice
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