Storms in a calabash?
· Shades of opinion in the Achimota / Rasta saga To begin, I’d like to float the observation by F. Scott
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An overdose of religion, superstition, and deceit
· False prophets Years back, I found myself in a busy waiting area at a large hospital in Accra, waiting
Shameful blatant destruction of Ghana’s forests, water bodies
· Kwame Nkrumah turns in his grave In February 1965, when President Kwame Nkrumah appointed E. Nee Ocansey as the
Skills for getting useful, practical things done!
The missing link in our academic infested institutions In a previous column, “Reduce academic theories; focus on pertinent skills” (March
A tale of two transformational teachers
·Reading and writing habits from secondary school There’s an early morning affirmative activity at the Petits Scholars International (for preschoolers)
Time to rethink and retool for experiential teaching and learning
· Searching for uncommon geniuses for Africa The overview of my “Creative and Critical Thinking” course goes like this: Creative and
Wading in the waters of Maya Angelou
·Poet laureate Amanda Gorman confronts racism in America A fresh thorn in the side of racial injustice, Amanda Gorman, the
Accra College of Medicine celebrates maiden congregation
· ‘The Big Six’ pioneer doctors Time flies, particularly when it’s spent purposefully. It was in April 30, 2016, when we
The underbelly of deep-seated racism in America
· Any silver lining in the gloomy clouds? There’s a basic question crying out for an answer if one really wanted
The first lady of IBM Africa
· Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh makes Ghana proud In the thick of a stage performance or during a rehearsal, Duke Ellington,
