WALK DAILY WITH JESUS, 14/09/26 (Monday, 24th Week in Ordinary Time of Year A, the Feast of the Triumph of The Cross).
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Amatus Foundation Supports Basic Schools in Nanvili, Bringing Joy to Pupils
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 3 days ago
When Power Stands in the Way of Peace: The Less Powerful Nations Bear the Consequences
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 5 days ago
WALK DAILY WITH JESUS, 11/09/26 (Friday, 23rd Week in Ordinary Time of Year A).
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 5 days ago
Flagging Forgers Is Not Enough: Government Must Prosecute Fraudulent Security Recruits
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XENOPHOBIA, AFRICAN UNITY, AND THE FAILURE OF LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA
This man, Julius Malema was heard defending foreigners whom those xenophobic South Africans were attacking, and I commend him for that. I also commend...
XENOPHOBIA MUST NEVER BECOME SOUTH AFRICA’S NATIONAL IDENTITY
The continuous xenophobic attacks against African nationals in South Africa, especially the looting and destruction of Ghanaian-owned shops and busine...
Why CHASS Needs a New Name to Reflect Modern Educational Structure
For decades, the Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) has remained one of the most influential educational bodies in Ghana. The o...
GOVERNMENT MUST RETHINK AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR WORKERS
Since 1992, both the NDC and NPP governments have introduced several affordable housing projects across Ghana. Unfortunately, many of these projects h...
If it cannot be Captioned as Motherhood Day or Parenthood Day, then it must be Unambiguously Captioned Women's Day
Sincerely, I hold a deep respect for the annual Mother's Day celebration, but not in the way it is captioned in meaning. The attempt to commemorate th...
WHEN A TRANSFER BECOMES A THREAT: GHANA’S NORTH AND THE POLITICS OF NEGLECT
The recent public debate sparked by comments from a government minister about transferring workers to northern Ghana has once again exposed an uncomfo...