By Fuvi Cudjoe , Keta Ghana . In recent times, a heated debate has emerged within the Ghanaian community regarding the perceived value of a foreign country’s passport compared to earning a PhD in Ghana. Let’s delve into the arguments and explore the underlying reasons behind this discourse. The Controversy […]
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WHAT ARE YOU FEEDING US?
Attention:Food and Drugs AuthorityGhana Standards Authority I am a known restaurateur and a known foodie (I love food). I was trained very well in cooking by Mama. My family, friends and clients will attest to the fact that I am a very good cook. I have noticed with grave concern […]
Kofi Yeboah Writes: Friends from Cairo -Who do I say you are?
In Matthew 16:15-16, Jesus Christ asked his disciples: “Who do you say I am?” and Peter answered correctly by declaring the divine identity of Jesus. In Cairo, Egypt, after meeting the participants of the ‘58th Training Course for Young African Journalists’ for one week, I hereby play the character of […]
Poem : “The Strong Room Standoff”…..
In the heart of Accra, where the sun’s rays kissed the red earth, the strong room stood—a vault of secrets, ballots, and destiny. The election results hung in the air like a held breath, and Kwame, the passionate party loyalist, paced its marble floor. The Strong Room: A Fortress of […]
“The City Girl Called Akua”… by Sankofaonline.com
Once upon a time, in the vibrant city of Accra, Ghana, there lived a young woman named Akua. She was known for her radiant smile, beautiful shape, legs, unwavering determination, and love for storytelling. Akua’s days were filled with the hustle and bustle of the city, but her heart longed for […]







