‘Do not only look for those who agree with you. Look around – pursue, with equal curiosity, those who disagree with you,’ says Anis Haffar
This is Part 1 of the address delivered by Anis Haffar, on the occasion of the 10th Matriculation Ceremony of
Ghana’s prosperity depends on the practicality of education
• The GTEC must support concrete skills for employment and entrepreneurship All the way up to the university levels, many
A tale of two successful national visions
• Singapore and United Arab Emirates (UAE) For far too long, too many of Ghana’s political and economic leaders have
The vision of Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum in Ghana’s education system
One will be hard pressed to find a country that does not wish to improve its educational outcomes. Wishful thinking,
Calvary Methodist Church fills to capacity
For induction of MOBA Ebusuapanyin Moses Baiden and executive In my memory, not since the convergence at the forecourt of
Learning how to avoid wars
• Lessons from the ASEAN countries Many thanks to readers for the feedback that often follows my weekly columns. That’s
Achimota speaks, Mfantsipim answers
Exploring Models of Autonomy in Ghana’s Secondary Education Achimota School must be applauded for the engaging series of discussions relating
Like Kwame Nkrumah, Aliko Dangote craves intra-African trade
Living in California from the 1970s, I depended for news about Ghana from two main sources: initially from the “West
The persistent terrorism of galamsey
• And other associated health hazards This is the season—the much-awaited political season. The tirades before the storm proper are
Some outstanding Ghanaian personalities
• Celebrating the nation’s undaunted heroes In the last century, great thinkers, movers, and shakers like Marcus Garvey, Kwame Nkrumah,
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