Is democracy really meant for Africa?
My heart bleeds for Egypt. Hell no!!! This can't be happening. Egypt is now in chaos. Lawlessness has replaced a once industrious, tourist- bound,...
Built to last – Part II (Unfinished Business)
A week ago, God added a year more to my short but eventful life on this ‘unappreciating’ planet. In fact, I was overjoyed that...
The Supreme Court verdict, an opportunity not a challenge – Ex KNUST SRC Prez
Once upon a time in Ghana, Ex service men marched to Christianburg castle, to petition the English governor about their sorry lot. 3 men...
The future from today – Our Ghana
Having an outstanding record of 57years of democratic practice, the wish of most African nations, the gate way to Africa and the beacon of...
Ghana deserves more than peace
When was the last time you even shook hands with a sitting or former president of Ghana? Rawllings, Kuffour, Mills or Mahama, whose soft...
Built to last
It’s the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting. Before a dream is realized, the Soul of the World tests...
Is myJCR concerned with only public universities?
One most frequently asked question from students in Ghana so far has been: Is myJCR concerned with only public universities? The answer is No....
The paradox of the liquid basket: fetching liquidity with a basket
In putting my thoughts together, I join with the many other Ghanaians who have expressed worrying sentiments on the loopholes in the government tax-basket;...
Ghana’s future left in the dirty hands of student politics?
Sometimes, I sit down and ponder on the future of Ghana and Africa. We always say, the YOUTH ARE THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY....
Where lies the future of the youth?
“You can be cynical about this, you can say, it’s easy to love Oprah. It’s harder to embrace the idea of putting more resources...
Down the path Of despondency, as the pursuit of university education loses luster
I would begin by first congratulating the more than 5000 men and women who were last week decorated in robes amidst pump and pageantry,...
Listen to the cries of Ghanaian children
Everyday millions of innocent children are suffering and calling for help, they are drowning in various social issues that affect their growth and interest....
On the 44 Nigerian students charged with murder: My thoughts
So just over a week ago, there was a riot in my school, a peaceful protest turned violent when the university authorities refused to...
On first-degree lecturers, “Yes!” and “No!”
The congregational announcement by Prof. Francis Amedahe that very soon the bachelor's degree will not be enough for teachers intent on securing a job...
Stop calling someone who never picks up or takes forever to call you back
Fellow students, - Stop calling someone who never picks up or takes forever to call you back because such a person lacks common courtesy,...
UTAG did our students no favour, whatsoever!
I don't blame the members of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) for embarking on their recent strike action; and neither would I...
Thank you for appointing me as PRO of Legon SRC – Mikdad Mohammed
I would like to thank the SRC President of the University of Ghana for this wonderful appointment. I am deeply moved by the opportunity...
The rainy season is here again
Ghana experiences the harmattan and the rainy seasons and these two weather patterns have an impact on all aspects of the life of the...
You are now a graduate; go make the difference the world has been waiting...
Nana Ayimadu BekoeMy Message to Pentecost University Fresh Graduates: Dear Brothers & Sisters, I will commence by commending you all for going through the...
A Bachelor’s degree in one hour
It will amaze you the enormous amount of hours you spend on the internet or indulging in a less productive activity on a daily...
