I heard on the BBC World Service a Guinean commentator refer to something he called a “good coup”.He said he sympathized with ECOWAS and the African Union condemning the coup d’etat in his country because the two organizations did not know, did not realize that this was a “good coup […]
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Manasseh Azure writes: What happened to Bridget Otoo at Metro TV
My sources have told me what happened when Metro TV announced that Bridget Otoo, who is outspoken on social media on issues of governance. This is what my sources within the organization say: 1. Bridget Otoo was supposed to read the news yesterday. But as she was making up, there […]
Why the Oak tree overshadowed the Porcupine
In a battle for a plot of land that holds water for all yearlong sustainability, the Oak tree fought with the Porcupine warriors at the banks of river Goka. Prior to the encounter which bestows the winner an unchallenged spot by the river Goka, the lead man or otherwise the […]
Problematic engineering work on Pokuase interchange: An open letter to Roads Minister
Kindly permit me to use your medium that undoubtedly has a far-reaching target audience to bring to the attention of the Minister for Roads and Highways, Hon. Amoako Attah of the potential road menace, that is brewing and will manifest sooner or later if it is not properly addressed. First […]
Bismark Tettey Writes: Don’t call it failure, call it feedback
Whenever we try to do anything challenging, we may sometimes fail. However, the word ‘failure’ has a sense of negativity that doesn’t reflect the complexity of reality. To address that complexity, we can rephrase the situation: not “I failed,” but, “I got a result, just not the result I wanted.” […]







