The Patrimony
by Kumi Ansah-Koi, University of Ghana, Legon. Laughter Is no more heard in the land! Gaiety Is met with only…
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Major Boakye Djan – Search For democracy In Ghana
Major Boakye Djan, the writer of this article was a member of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) in 1979…
Ghana’s Socialists
As a regular reader of your paper, I would like to comment on some points you raised in your issue…
Hospitals Are Disused Cemeteries
The exodus of Ghanaian professionals in search of better working conditions outside the country has reportedly infected the ranks of…
Ghana Universities Face Delay in Re-opening
One way, in the short term, is for the government to reduce or abolish frequent overseas trips by political functionaries…
Comment – The Unfunny Show
If human lives were not concerned, it would all be very funny indeed, the shows that soldiers lay on when…
Varsity Students Agree to Re-apply
By Charles Neequaye University students resident in Accra, at the weak end voted unanimously to re-apply for admissions. At a…
Exclusive Interview With Jerry Rawlings
Interviewed by Margaret A. Novicki AFRICA REPORT: Could you provide an assessment of your government’s two-year record, highlighting both…
A Church Against NUGS
By Francis Banka The Editorial of Ghanaian Times of Saturday, March 1. 1980, makes such very interesting reading since it…
We No Go Sit Down
Ebo Quansah Ghanaians are by nature a group of jovial human species. They have overcome extreme hardship incomparable to anything…
