By Fuvi Kloku INT. METLIFE STADIUM Crowd roaring. Chelsea have just stunned PSG 3–0. Cue jubilation. Cue disbelief. Cue—wait, is that—President Donald J. Trump… on the stand with Chelsea players? The announcer could barely keep it together:“And here come the Blues… and… the President of the United States?” Let’s talk […]
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Chelsea’s Unyielding Rise and the Death of Predictable Greatness
By Fuvi Kloku In the realm of elite football, dominance is often forecasted by wealth, roster glitter, and recent silverware. Paris Saint-Germain, drenched in prestige and expectation, embodied that script heading into the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final. Chelsea FC did not. And that, precisely, is where history changed. […]
The Opium of Ideology: When Political Fervor Blinds
By James Nanor , Accra. Political fanaticism is a force as intoxicating as any narcotic. It seduces the mind, distorts reality, and blinds even the sharpest intellects. Once gripped by it, the capacity for rational comparison is not just impaired—it’s discarded entirely. The fanatic becomes enthralled by an unwavering allegiance […]
Shattered Hearts and Shared Blame: A Candid Look in the Mirror
By Kokui Tamakloe, Accra, for Sankofaonline: July 11,2025 When relationships end—whether after a short-lived romance or a years-long marriage—there’s a tendency to search for someone to blame. More often than not, that blame lands squarely on the shoulders of the male partner. Society has made it easy to paint him […]
The Violence They Forgot: Bawumia’s Silence, Ghana’s Burden
By Michael Ashilevi, for Sankofaonline:July 11,2025 Ghana’s democracy has endured its share of storms, but the selective outrage surrounding electoral violence today threatens to turn principled discourse into hollow performance. We live in a time when those who once stood silent as citizens bled now seek applause for rediscovered morality. […]






