Memories of Emmanuel Quarshie
[Many thanks to Amb Dr Eunice Brookman-Amissah and sister Mrs Gladys Short for the update to celebrate Mr Emmanuel Quarshie].
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Memories of Kwadwo Ansah Ofei (1947–2005)
When our former headmaster, Joseph Abruquah, died in 1997, it was quite tough for me to accept his demise. Sturdy,
A Tribute to Prof. Ebenezer Kweku Awotwi
By Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA 66). We met as greenhorns on the 8th of September 1961 at the great
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.
“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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