Give The Bling to The Living, Not The Dead
Kofi Akosah-Sarpong tackles excessive spending on funerals in Ghana. More attention should be spend on the living, he argues
View ArticleProfile of The New Ghana Black Stars Coach
Serbian Goran Stevanovic has been appointed coach of the 2010 World Cup quarter-finalists Ghana Black Stars. The 44-year-old would be unveiled to the Press on Wednesday January 12, 2011 Coach Goran...
View ArticleGhana: Eastern Region takes steps to reduce HIV/AIDS prevalence rate
Koforidua, Feb. 27, GNA – The Eastern Regional AIDs Committee is to organize HIV Counseling and Testing on May Day at the Jacksons Park to enable workers to know their statuses. This is to help to...
View ArticleForbes Ranks Ghana Eleventh Friendliest Nation in The World
Ghana has been adjudged the eleventh friendliest country in the world, making it one of the most preferred tourism destinations around the globe. Ghana was the only African country that was ranked high...
View ArticleOur Political Leaders Must Seek ‘Intellectual Wisdom’ from the Electorate
Since time immemorial, Ghanaians hav e been spea king with their chests out to portray to the whole world, especially their counterparts in the sub-regi on that they are indeed unique creatures. They...
View ArticleTHE DEATH-TRAP CALLED PEHN-PEHN
The two-wheeler motor commonly called ‘Okada’ in Ghana, Benin and some parts of Nigeria, Pehn-pehn in Liberia, has become a veritable means of transportation in major cities of most West African...
View ArticleBotswana in the Mind of Ghana
Commentary/Ghana/Botswana The August 17 meeting between Ghana’s President John Atta Mills and Botswana’s Ian Khama goes between the normal symbolic bilateral sweet talks. In contemporary African...
View ArticleThe 2012 Elections: The Juju-Marabou Games Gegin
Commentary/Ghana/Africa It doesn’t matter if Ghana’s 2012 general elections is a year away; campaigning of some sorts is underway. Democracy-crazy, everyday appears to be campaigning day. The mass...
View ArticleGhana President John Atta Mills is Dead
ACCRA, July 24 (Reuters) – Ghana’s President John Atta Mills has died unexpectedly, a presidential statement said, and an aide said his death occurred on Tuesday after he took ill on Monday night. The...
View ArticleGhana is Most Religious Nations on Earth
A new survey conducted by the Gallup International Association has ranked citizens of 57 countries by their religiosity. Overall, 59% of those surveyed described themselves as religious, 23% said they...
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