A tale of two giant freedom fighters
Fredrick Douglass and Kwame Nkrumah Cycles in history tend to be incited by the personality and vitality of leading figures
Reflecting on the importance of Ghanaian languages
Effective education for traditional leadership It was an honour to have been invited by the Millennium Excellence Foundation (MEF) –
Identity, digitization & access to quality education
Moses Baiden speaks at Mfantsipim annual lecture Held 11th October at the auditorium of the Ecobank Ghana head office, Accra,
Include African Union in ‘G21’
Jeffrey Sachs proposes serious global security Seriously speaking, does it make sense that the African Union (AU)—representing a global population
Of Francophone Africa and neo-colonialism
Deconstructing the roots of persistent exploitation by France It’s insane: these relentless images of cruelty that for decades continue to
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
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