By Ghanaweb.com Columnist: Brig Gen Dan Frimpong (Rtd During the week, the Ghana Peace/Christian Councils strongly condemned the stabbing to death of an innocent 28-year-old newly graduated trainee teacher who was caught in a cross fire of political violence at Banda Ahenkro in the Bono Region. This incident reminded me […]
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A Leader Makes Those Around Him Feel Important
Source:www.daghewardmillsbooks.org A leader, by its very meaning, shows someone ahead of a group of people whom he leads. The leader is in charge. The leader defines the aims. The leader strives to maintain the aim and puts in efforts to lead his people to achieve these aims. Here are some […]
Genophobia: The fear of sexual intercourse
Sex is one of the fundamental pleasures of life. For many, it is a conduit to reproduce to ensure the continuity of the human race. Sex has been recognized for being capable of relieving individuals of stress, strengthening the immunity of individuals and contributing positively to life expectancy. Despite the […]
How can we manage the looming COVID-19 storm in Ghana’s schools?: The best option, to close or not to close?
Ghanaweb.com Columnist: Richard Osei Boateng On the 22nd and 29th of June, SHS and JHS final year students reported to school respectively, following the government’s phased approach to easing the COVID-19 restrictions in critical areas of the Ghanaian economy. Subsequently, there have been reports of various COVID-19 positive cases in various […]
Re: Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang’s Nomination — A Victory for Inclusive And Participatory Democracy
…Open Letter To All Feminist Groups By Ernest Kofi Owusu Bempah In many of the commentaries that followed the nomination of Nana Jane Opoku-Agyeman as John Mahama’s running mate, one message stood out – and it is the fact her nomination is seen as victory for inclusiveness and gender empowerment. While […]






