Nana Akuoko Sarpong is not King Solomon in the bible. If he were to write the Book of Ecclesiastes, his...

At Agbogbloshie in Accra, Ghana is witnessing a brand of law enforcement known in military parlance as “buga buga”. Unleashed...

This article is prompted by a WhatsApp post and a sermon. Like most WhatsApp messages, this was one of the...

I have an invitation for you. Go to Agbogbloshie, Mallam Atta market and Tudu, in Accra, Kejetia or Asafo markets...

A presidential candidate in a country without scruples is like an African hustler just arrived in London, New York, Paris...

Shakespeare popularised the use of the phrase, “Much ado about nothing”. In Ghana, since 1992, it’s been much a-shout about...

Ghanaian poet, Paa Kayper, once cautioned: “Walk. Do not run to the funeral of one who died running”. This week,...

On December 7, 2020, Ghanaians, for the first time, will vote in an election in which one of the presidential...

Three centuries ago, American poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson, wrote his way into the ranks of philosophers. Asked to distinguish between...

God is having a good laugh up there. He has known, since Adam, that every imagination of the thoughts of...

A few years ago, I was told a story about ‘Giving’ that shook me to the bones under my feet....