Beyond Competency: Why Heritage is the “Soul” of the Curriculum
Guest Contributor: Ben Brako Anis Haffar provides a masterful diagnostic of our educational malaise by separating the “what” of the
THE INHERITED ROD
Guest Contributor: Malcolm Osei Tutu, Crown Prince Academy. Across the African continent and its diaspora, the notion that discipline requires
Is the Human Voice Really a Musical Instrument? Rethinking an Assumption About African Music
Guest Contributor: Dr. Alfred Patrick Addaquay. For generations, Western music theory has treated the human voice as a musical instrument.
Rethinking the Pigeon-Holed Education System at the Senior High Schools in Ghana
The article featured on this blog today represents the thoughts and insights of Dr. Mantey Jectey-Nyarko. Dr. Mantey is a
Accra College of Medicine celebrates 6th congregation
“A Decade of Excellence in Medical Education: A legacy Shaping the Future”, is a most appropriate theme in celebrating the
Memories of a soccer legend: Baba Yara
The Kumasi Jackson’s Park – in the 1950s and 1960s – was more than a hotbed of sporting activities. It
Enter Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
• The changing dynamics of the American political space. Known affectionately by her initials, AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was born October
Celebrating Rev W.G.M. Brandful of Mfantsipim
In a significant way, Rev W.G.M. Brandful was unique. It must be said that he chose to give up the
“Build your monuments in the hearts of men”, says Francis Lodowic Bartels of blessed memory.
Anis Haffar’s remarks at the Launch of Francis L. Bartels’s Posthumous Book, “MFANTSIPIM: A Headmaster Remembers” at Wesley Towers, Accra
“Be exemplary, and allow your work to speak for you. We need leaders like you to make Ghana better and better.”
This is a part 2 of the address by Anis Haffar, on the occasion of the 10th Matriculation Ceremony of
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