En español. Em português. Integrated with its widespread public bus and train network, cycling is considered an important means of transportation in this small Scandinavian country, which has one of the world’s most modern bicycle infrastructures. Out of 20 cities throughout the world, and every year since 2015, the Copenhagenize Index has ranked […]
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I was Not Optimistic About Africa – Lee Kuan Yew in Nigeria & Ghana January 1966
‘’On our arrival at Accra, the person who came up to the aircraft to greet me was Krobo Edusei, the minister for presidential affairs. He had gained notoriety as a corrupt minister who had bought himself a golden bedstead, a stiry publicized in the world press. Nkrumah defused the scandal […]
It doesn’t make sense for government to borrow money to reclaim lands, let the galamseyers pay for it — Small Scale Miners President
The president of the Small Scale Miners Association, Michael Peprah has said it is misplaced for Government to borrow money to reclaim mined lands when the miners who were caught engaging in the illegal act could be made to refill it or pay for it. He said Government’s approach to […]
Politicizing Religion in Ghana: Are you an NDC or NPP Christian/Muslim?
It is not as far-fetched as it sounds. Recent events have shown that something very much like that exists in Ghana’s spiritual firmament – to the extent that proselytizing for or disavowing a Christocentric cathedral, being canvassed by NPP’s Nana Akufo-Addo, is threatening to tear the faiths apart. True or […]
Alpha Condé, a National Hero to a Democratic Dictator
The embattled former Guinea President has been a veteran opposition leader, a human rights professor, a political prisoner, and a star in Guinea political landmark. Alpha Condé came to the limelight in 1993 and lost 18% and once again run in the 1998 election and lost to Alasana Conte, who […]







