The March Against Rawlings
by our correspondent, Washington Rawlings was right to observe that the present condition existed because Ghanaians had failed in the…
1984
Universities Pick Up The Pieces
I read the article about the resumption of academic life in Ghana’s three universities published in the Talking Drums of…
Universities Re-open After 10 Months
Lectures were presumed to have resumed at the three universities in Legon, Kumasi and Cape Coast following their re-opening last…
Welcome Akatapore
I was surprised at the news of Akata-Pore’s emergence in London not only because hitherto it had been rumoured that…
The Akata-Pore Interview
Mrs Dorothy Grenfield-Williams of the Network Africa programme of the BBC External Service had the first interview with the recently…
Profile Of A Sovereign People: “Ghana, Here Are Us”
By Ebow Daniel, Senior Registrar, University of Ghana Optimism suffuses Ghana. It does not matter how long the queues for…
Searchlight On WDC [Workers Defence Committee] Executives
Almost three years ago the government called for the formation of People’s Defence Committees in various organisations principally to protect…
Professor Quarcoo’s Crime And Punishment
Every sober Ghanaian was astonished by the news item which appeared in your magazine of 8th October 1984, entitled “US…
US Based Lecturer Ordered To Serve Ghana For 5 Years
A Ghanaian lecturer in the United States of America who allegedly failed to declare all foreign currencies on him on…
The Patrimony
by Kumi Ansah-Koi, University of Ghana, Legon. Laughter Is no more heard in the land! Gaiety Is met with only…
