By Fuvi Kloku In any organization or community, effective moderation is crucial for ensuring harmony and productivity. Here are some essential ethics of moderation that demand attention: By embodying these principles, we can create a respectful, productive, and harmonious environment where everyone feels valued and empowered. By Fuvi Kloku
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My Fear: The Perilous Path of Ghana’s Youth
Alarmingly, Ghana’s youth are treading a dangerous path that could lead to a sickly population in the next 5-10 years due to rampant abuse of hard drugs and alcohol. This crisis is not confined to adulthood but begins alarmingly early, infiltrating the lives of Junior High School students who are […]
Dr. Bawumia’s Distancing from the Nana Addo Government and his leadership Failures
By Fuvi Kloku In the complex landscape of Ghanaian politics, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has found himself at the center of a paradox. As the head of the Economic Management Team, he was entrusted by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to steer the nation through its economic challenges. Yet, […]
Tackling the Roots of Street Hawking and Urchins in Developing Nations
By Fuvi Kloku Street hawking and the presence of street urchins, often seen in many parts of Africa and poorer countries, stem from a complex web of socio-economic factors. Here are some key causes behind these challenges: Pervasive Poverty Poverty remains the leading cause, forcing many families to send their […]
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN GHANA VIS -A-VIS IRRIGATION BUILDING IN GHANA
GHANA, BEFORE COLONIALISM AND POST COLONIALISM – A DIASPORA OPINION AND THE NEED FOR DISCUSSIONS ON AN IRRIGATION SYSTEM LEADING TO AN AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION IN GHANA Preface: Sixty-seven years ago, Ghana enjoyed her liberation from the British colonial rule or what may be referred to by political pundits as liberated from the clutches of imperialist colonialism. As […]







