Akufo-Addo’s enthronement and the theatre of the absurd

Renowned lawyer, Atta Akyea challenged opposition claim that Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the New Patriotic Party's Presidential Candidate was not properly elected by delegates at the party's congress held at the University of Ghana, Legon, last December.

The journey of the magi - the three wise men

Christmas is not the celebration of an historical event; it is a spiritual, universal and personal activity, says Bro Ishmael Tetteh

The Super Bowl: When Hawks Cry

Last Sunday's Super Bowl (American Football championship game) was a Roman Vomitorium of odious spew. This wasn"t the good, the bad, and the ugly.

So, who are the tax payers in Ghana?

Domokrakye gives an in depth analysis on the current tax situation in Ghana and explains why Ghanaians ought to pay taxes.

The task ahead Stars

The euphoric celebration that greeted the Black Stars' 4-1 victory over the nation's traditional rivals, the Super Eagles of Nigeria, on Tuesday night, was reminiscent of the wild jubilations that erupted when the senior national soccer team won their games during the 2006 Germany World Cup.

Shut up, CPP: Vanity of vanities, all is vanity. PART THREE

Little by little, socialism must be giving Ghanaians a bad name as worshippers of inferiority, iniquity, negativity and failure, says Eben Quarcoo

EU(EEC) did not copy from Nkrumah's OAU concept, rather …

Everybody wants to be kin to a great man even if we don't share in their wealth. Many Ghanaians would say with pride "I come from Ghana, Kofi Annan’s country”.

The Wal-Mart Way

Matthew Oye reviews a book which has motivated him - and has lessons for us all

Muslim view: Building the Muslim image

As a Muslim, have you felt embarrassed at certain times in your life? asks Dr Rabiatu Armah

'Duty has called Ghana again to service'

Statement by Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, NEPAD and Regional Integration, to Parliament on the AU and related matters March 23, 2007.

The Two Hearts of Kwasi Boachi

Cultural pomposity: a history lesson for the here and now Chris Benjamin reviews 'The Two Hearts of Kwasi Boachi'

Refugees... Here we come

Prize F Y McApreko writes on the agony of refugees.

J B Danquah - a Pan Africanist?

Nana Amma Obenewaa takes issue with Qanawu Gabby’s article last week (re: West African unity, re-awakening that ancient dream) in which he raised issues about the conventional wisdom of Nkrumah as a Pan-African visionary.

Christian View: Serving the vision

Rev Sam Korankye Ankrah talks about our relationship with God and what is means to serve the Vision

All shall pass

Sakyi-Addo write on the new fashion trend.

An Open Letter to the Elephant Family… The countdown to the D-day

With just four days to the D-day, when the Elephant Family prepare for the selection of the Odehye Kronkron who takes over the Herculean task of succeeding the current Omanhene, there is so much apprehension as to who gets the leadership slot.