On meeting Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II
How the winds of change are dawning a bright new era I recall some history lessons from my youthful days
The joy in giving is its own reward
What a week! It started off with early morning calls from various TV and radio producers. They wanted my take
Methodist Bishop Kwabena Boafo eulogises Ama Ata Aidoo
In my undergraduate years, I was particularly struck by a comment from a professor in an English Literature class. After
‘To know; to do; to be; to live together’
Lately, writing about a particular founder of a successful school in Ghana, I noted that far too often we choose
Ama Ata Aidoo (1942 – 2023)
What do you do when you lose your staunch mentors, and you find it impossible to fill the void? I
Solutions-oriented university education
One of my duties – serving as chairman of the board of governors of Tema International School (TIS) – is
Mfantsipim mourns two favourite sons
Appropriate quotations tend to incite many people to persevere. For some Mfantsipim alumni – rather than flattering the vanity –
Learner centred education in 21st century
It may sound funny, but it is possible to be an eternal outsider floating aimlessly about in one’s education journey.
A great Calypso musician and civil rights icon
In Harry Belafonte’s memoir, My Song, he wrote: “All of us see the world as it exists; fewer envision what
From imagination to product realization
Every year, for my Level 100 Creative and Critical Thinking class at Accra College of Medicine (ACM), the Design and
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