The third Ferdinand Ayim Memorial Lectures has rekindled the debate about competence, loyalty and sycophancy within the body politic of our nation. I therefore feel compelled to contribute to the debate, so that hopefully we can all learn lessons that will serve our nation in the near future.
From all the discussions that have taken place [...]
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The concept of “jihad” is arguably the most misunderstood and misused of all Islamic concepts. In the run-up to the Akwatia bye-election, my friend Baba Jamal is reported to have declared a jihad in Akwatia. This sent shivers down the spine of people. Two weeks ago, the Minister for Communication, Haruna Iddrisu was on Metro [...]
The third Ferdinand Ayim Memorial Lectures has rekindled the debate about competence, loyalty and sycophancy within the body politic of our nation. I therefore feel compelled to contribute to the debate, so that hopefully we can all learn lessons that will serve our nation in the near future.
From all the discussions that have taken place [...]
I received this article from Franklin Cudjoe, Kofi Bentil and Bright Simons of Imani Ghana, a public policy think tank.
If less than catastrophic ocean conditions can send a country’s fuel supply completely awry then you can safely conclude that there are considerable underlying problems with the country’s petroleum procurement sector. There is no doubt that [...]
I found this speech in my archive of articles and thought I should share it. It has some food for thought for people of faith or religion. It was delivered on the 5th of March 2006 at the 9th Annual Delegates Congress of North America Ghana Methodist Church by Dr. Arthur Kobina Kennedy. At that [...]
A visitor to this blog who named himself as Umar has asked me a simple question which I will struggle to answer. I say I will struggle to answer because I do not think that there is a clear cut answer to that question. I will quote his exact words: “Br Hamid do share [...]
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