Source:https://biography.yourdictionary.com/okomfo-anokye Okomfo Anokye (active late 17th century) was an Ashanti fetish priest, statesman, and lawgiver. A cofounder of the Ashanti Kingdom in West Africa, he helped establish its constitution, laws, and customs. The original name of Okomfo Anokye was Kwame Frimpon Anokye (Okomfo means “priest”). Some traditions say that he […]
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Naomi Osaka’s kente headwrap endears her to Ghanaians, Africans
Tennis professional Naomi Osaka is receiving rave reviews and admirations from many Ghanaians and Africans after she was spotted with a kente headwrap in the aftermath of her US Open triumph over Victoria Azarenka. At a relatively young age of 22, her sense of awareness has been described as one […]
The legend of Togbi Tsali, the traditional priest who never died
Source: www.ghanaweb.com The Ewes and essentially, the Anlos revere him and till today, he still lives among them. His presence is felt every time his spirit is invoked. His name is Tsali, twin brother of Tsala and son to Togbi Akplormada. Both twins were born with mystical powers and marvelled many […]
The Myths Surrounding Agyapa Royalties – Is it a case of Good Strategy but Wrong Tactics?
By Emmanuel Ghunney (MSc) History and Background In recent days, the deal on Agyapa Royalties Limited (ARL) has become a common denominator in the Ghanaian public discourse. This article provides further insight into this all-important issue. Primarily, two issues have remained central to the discussion: why do we need a Special […]
Ghana struggles with Corruptovirus and Coronavirus
By Thaddeus Ulzen, Dr. Long before the Coronavirus pandemic, we were being strangled daily and could not breathe because of the persistence of Corruptovirus in all aspects of Ghanaian life. As a matter of fact, for all the problems that Coronavirus brought, it took our minds off Corruptovirus, which has been […]







