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Tuesday, November 10, 2009 |
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The Republic of Congo is a country of great wealth Its located in the Western Africa with a modest coastline Population It has a population of over est and an a growing annual rate of However life expectancy in Congo is just years and with the women years The AIDS epidemic has severaly had a kno ... Read more |
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009 |
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The current stability in both the political and economic situation in Ghana means we are now in a position to become an example for the entire African continent Ghana did have a huge recession in the s that ruined our economy growth and development and we had to seek outside assistance ie the IMF However this meant we had to make busine ... Read more |
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Monday, November 02, 2009 |
Ghana has the world best resources For example we have gold black gold minerals human resources and above all the warmth of friendship However its population is still living in shantytown and ghettos African countries are facing severe macroeconomic crisis in the face of persistent illconsidered national policies and a global downturn ... Read more |
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Sunday, July 26, 2009 |
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Free trade agreements FTAs have proved to be one of the best ways to open up markets to importers and exporters It would be interesting to know exactly who benefits for this free trade agreement This free trade agreement depends on the product For example if we say rice A free trade in rice would mean that the people of the importing count ... Read more |
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Saturday, May 30, 2009 |
With reference to an article I wrote back in as below I wish to appeal to the current Government to address issues suggested in order to improve our Airports We need strategic leaders in our main tourist attractions sites services etc I trust having the leaders would establish organisational structures allocate resources and communi ... Read more |
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Monday, May 18, 2009 |
As Ghana push forward as a tourist destination we need to stick to a strict daily rotaHow many time are our gutter desilted weekly perhapsHow many times are our busy streets cleanedIn France one have witness morning and evening cleaning around Paris itselfCheck this out When one visited some parts of the rural areas in France ... Read more |
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Monday, May 18, 2009 |
In Ghana and the rest of Africa goats are freerange animals Many villages and rural areas do have them as livestock animals Everyone knows that milk is a very important health beverage yet many cant afford to buy it In Ghana many resort to only buy the Ideal milk and even only use it in our early morning cup of tea of porridge Are we in ... Read more |
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Sunday, May 10, 2009 |
Who is benefiting Why do we need to pay of our salary to a church which have no social responsibility to the local communitiesChurches run on charitable status and so therefore do not pay any tax yet demand and accumulate of its members salaries taxfree The question is why do the churches demand the if they give nothin ... Read more |
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Friday, May 08, 2009 |
President Attah Mills and his wife were in the UK by special invitation by her Majesty the Queen UK Prime Minister on a day visit However he managed to kill birds engagements with just one stone ie one plane ticketYesterday was an historic day for most Ghanaians in the UK I went to work at about am just b ... Read more |
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Friday, April 24, 2009 |
One would expect a hospitals and clinics to have an annual report to keep stakeholders well informed The general public would be interested to know what message the chief executive have to share with themWhat the achievement of the year and the priorities se for a coming year What innovations have been introduced and is it working wel ... Read more |
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Sunday, March 15, 2009 |
This article is in response to an article published on ghanawebcom which stated that Pupil Dies After CaningA packed Akim Oda Magistrates Court was filled with shocked silence when the prosecution read a charge of provisional murder against a teacher who allegedly administered two strokes of the cane on a yearold pupil ... Read more |
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Thursday, March 05, 2009 |
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Why are boarding schools across Ghana not seizing the opportunity to improve their moneygenerating potentialMost boarding schools have assembly halls dining halls and libraries which means that with people ready to spend money on affordable foods entertainment and shopping all these buildings can be rented out and thus put to good use by ... Read more |
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Saturday, February 07, 2009 |
In response to the article which appeared in ghananweb today I wish to make it clear to the Ex President John Kuffour that No President can gets pay offs like the way he is treating Ghana A small pension might be fair but such a pay off is questionableIt is absolutely clear that Ghana would be doomed under an NPP third term in Government ... Read more |
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Wednesday, February 04, 2009 |
Ghana like Tunisia has various cultures and this is the driving force in our nation Ghanas strong grounding is in our cultural heritage and if we do not preserve this culture we would be like the rest of some countries who have no real roots to boost ofFor example our colourful Kente cloth and its complex patterns woodcarving ceramics a ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 25, 2009 |
As it has been established that Ghana spent US million GH in celebrating its th anniversary Ghana in without achieving any significant outcome of universal improvement in key areas for example sanitation education health economy Reports from Ghana discloses that the nation still owes huge sums of money to Fai ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 11, 2009 |
President Jerry John Rawlings came to power at a critical era of Ghana political history and set the scene for Ghana new beginning of economic development In the beginning it was about injustice corruption and inequalities in our country Theis was a very tough era and tough talking much needed at that particular point in timeThere ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 04, 2009 |
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Ghana has matured through years of hard learning The African country with a differenceGhanaians value the peace within its boundaries and treasure that environment for its economic developmentWe have come a long way with so many of us scattered across the globe There are times when some of us have been tortured by certain countries yet ... Read more |
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Monday, December 22, 2008 |
Think out your voting tactics and dont be fooled by any empty promises Ghana is currently a performing country with a slogan backwards never Vote for the party who you think have policies that would make a difference Vote for the party with a track record of performance and achievement and have invested heavily into research a ... Read more |
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Friday, December 19, 2008 |
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Ghana has risen from the ashes and thanks to the efforts of various Governments who have held the fort through thick and thin Kudos Regardless what ones perception might be about previous Governments they were all part of that transformation However Ghana still fall short of failing to continue with Prime Minister Busia initiative of hav ... Read more |
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008 |
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Does every community have a local involvement network group to monitor and evaluate whether Government are meeting expected outcomesThe network should be a local individual and organisations that want their community residents to have the best care and support What can communities doTo make a contribution to planning and monitor ... Read more |
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Sunday, December 14, 2008 |
All our local communities have a duty to work with partners organisations to produce a community strategy This is happening in much developed country why cant Ghana adopt such a strategy too Such an approach would aim to provide not a comprehensive list of the different activities but also aim at improving our various districtsThis str ... Read more |
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Saturday, December 13, 2008 |
Many visitors who go to Ghana are so surprised to see such a beautiful country with only a minority calling themselves as rich Ghanaian thus sending their children to the best schools in the world My neighbours Mr Mrs Russell Ellis from Liphook wanted to see where I come from in Ghana during their holidays Well they visited one of the villages ... Read more |
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Thursday, December 11, 2008 |
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Feasibility studies are the vital element needed to decide Ghana way to an economic transformation As a well conducted study will prove a good investment and offer a sound basis for decisions clarification of objectives logical planning minimal risk and above all a successful costeffective project Knowing that the feasibility study is pi ... Read more |
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008 |
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Ghana must reflect on the living conditons in the Gaza strip Yet there is transformation within this Gaza Are we aware that teachers are going to work without pay for the past months and still educating the children with the hope of changing the fate of their country Poverty in Ghana must be the thing of the past in and beyond ... Read more |
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008 |
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There is no social welfare system throughout AfricaNo actual free education which provides text books No free dental care for our childrenNo package for children with severe learning disabilitiesNo universal free school bus systemNo child benefits for people below the average incomeNo respite cares for children with severe ... Read more |
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Saturday, September 06, 2008 |
Possible causes of sea erosionWhen winds and sand moves from shore to shore deposit it somewhere that process causes sea erosionThe sand could move to another beach or deeper ocean bottom However constant removal of such deposits is a danger to all the surrounding villages with cut to little communication and infrastructure they may have ... Read more |
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Tuesday, September 02, 2008 |
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Does Ghana have the right strategies for the next yearsWhat are they Are Ministers turning Ghanas weak points in every governmental department into an opportunity This could be termed as the turnaround strategiesAre we appointing the right Government Ministers with right qualifications for any given postWhat happens if ... Read more |
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Saturday, August 30, 2008 |
Ghana is best with having everything natural gift from God Not only do we have the Sea in the South Mountains in the East Lakes Savannah tropical rainforest etc Ghana is also the only country in the whole wide world with a manmade lake However we seem to have a shortterm vision for these giftsComparing the communications link across the ... Read more |
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Friday, August 29, 2008 |
Why is Ghana so dependent on foreign aid and loans the IMF etcAre these organisations the only venue of raising funds for the development of GhanaDont we realise that is receiving such loans and aid we are effectively encouraging poverty on our peopleWhy are Africa government so thick and allowing this chaos within our continent ... Read more |
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Friday, August 29, 2008 |
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Many Ghanaian treat women with respect but there are also many who not Observe these behaviours at functions Some look after their own welfare before considering her wife let alone their childrenSome Ghanaian men have not been loved as children and therefore have not acquired the emotional nourishment they could perhaps have had from the ... Read more |
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Friday, August 29, 2008 |
What are the symptoms According to research the main common symptom of this cancer is abnormal bleeding for example between periods and after sexual intercourse Bad smelling discharge some discomfort during intercourse If over years and still having abnormal bleeding do check this out with your doctor However if you are in the Gha ... Read more |
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Friday, August 29, 2008 |
Many have never tried using the Ghana railway system and hence use the the tro tro transportation system Which group of people uses our railway system in Ghana if there is any at allCould it be worth exploring Germany and Australia railway system and its benefitsAs this area is not my speciality I rsearch and pick some areas to share with yo ... Read more |
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Thursday, August 28, 2008 |
Children are a gift from God However it takes certain qualities in both parents to bring up that child to acquire all the necessary values it needs to weather the storms of lifeWhat does a child need to weather the storms of life thenThere is no clearcut list in this process however I can share my professional experience in this field ... Read more |
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008 |
Why is it that in Ghana we entrust Pastors and church ministers with our social problemsAre church Ministers Apostolic Pastors and fetish priests trained counsellors mediators or medical assistantsWhy do some group of Ghanaians fall victims to these religions Why do we spend hours in church or even more praying to a God who on ... Read more |
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008 |
So what happen when our youth finshed this basic education what happen next Does the system follow them upWhat are the options opened to our Ghanaians youths of todayWhat happen to those students who fail to make the gradeIs there any educational maintence allowance for those whose parents cant afford to make ends meets s ... Read more |
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Sunday, August 24, 2008 |
Most women assume that they are enjoying good health and the thought of cervical cancer is rather remote from them In Ghana however I doubt if our health care system have a programme for helping women with cervical cancer Most women are unaware that having multiple partners does increase one risk of cervical cancer Research shows that s ... Read more |
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Friday, August 22, 2008 |
A recent case in Uxbridge a Ghanaian couple have been unfortunately jailed in the UK for maltreatment of their househelp In Ghana housemaids do not have a voice and this couple obviously did not think they were doing anything wrong Ghanaians in this country often practice the Ghanaian law until the English law to justify their actions of ch ... Read more |
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Thursday, August 21, 2008 |
Sadly no medals in the Olympics so far like wise for many African countriesWhyThe developed countries invested in encouraging their sports people but Ghana provides little encouragement outside of football Where do our priorities lie Money spent on back slapping medals could have been used to invest in encouraging sport s ... Read more |
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Thursday, August 21, 2008 |
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Does Ghana have a Minister for environmental health Why this issue of dumping hazardous waste in Ghana Are there any any up dates for the genral public on radios schools and markets Our health environment business our children health our future are at stake here Why is customs and excise allowing such waste on our soil ... Read more |
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Saturday, August 16, 2008 |
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DefinitionThe term looked after is used when we arrange for children to live away from their families either as part of a voluntary arrangement under the Children Act or as the result of a care order also under the Children Act Sometimes this will be for a short break and sometimes for a longer period of time The length of ... Read more |
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Monday, August 04, 2008 |
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Many smart organisations in the developed world are joining forces to reward unknown inventors Researching through the Internet it appears many Universities in the developed world are also joining this new concept The benefits to organisations involved are three fold Enables inventors to have access to top UniversitiesAccess to ... Read more |
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Saturday, August 02, 2008 |
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Developments in diabetic care have progressed in recent years On the other hand it is debatable as to whether Ghana is catching up in terms of the management of its diabetic patientsIs Ghana involved with the World Health Organisation strategic management of diabetic patients In view of this the World Health Organisation has already war ... Read more |
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Thursday, July 24, 2008 |
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If any Ghanaian lady would like to join others to bring about real change do feel free to email me Discussions would be on Skype only Why the need for such a movementThis is because men have more economic power and put their priorities first This is an opportunity for women to state what they want with the encouragement of our move ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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Made in Ghana products are coming into to fashion these days Companies who want to sustainable businesses seem to be heeding to this concern Ghanaians are becoming political astute and are mapping themselves on the global platform Ghana wants to see its own labels globally currently that is made in Ghana products in every city in the worldO ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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Tourism is becoming the buzz word in Ghana these days The Government and various groups are focusing on cashing in our th birthday celebrations Is the Government taking actions Have we achieved the key stages of a sort of developments to attract the tourists in the last years of our independenceWhile many communities are actively imp ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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Ghana must start paying a significant attention to the tracking their competitors as to fully understanding target customersGiven that we are trying to naviagte in the new world of tourism We need to ask our selves what does it take to build a sustainable business for example tourismIt appears multi nationals have now spotted Ghana ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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The African Star Kwame Nkrumah burst upon the world international stage on March The date the tables turned as a British colonial official called it six years earlier the most daring political experience yet carried out in Africa As history unfolded at midnight Nkrumah presided over a solemn ceremony at Black Star sq ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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I wonder what the Director of Ghana Mental Health Services and Minister of Health would think seeing such headlines in our newspapers as attached wwwghanawebcom General News of Friday April Mentally ill people still roam Accra streetsAccra April GNA Prior to the climax of the th anniversary celebrations on March the ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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Museum Libraries Community Centres are essential for people to relive the history of our fore fathers achievement within a communityA time for families to reflect on any family member and write short history so that it could attached to the a well framed photo of a deceased relative for presentation at their loca ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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Most youth in secondary schools are offered the opportunity of work experience these days in certain countries Students have the opportunity to see what their parents are doing in real situation or observe other profession Many fields of employment are selected for this exercise Students are encouraged to write letter to these organisations or ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008 |
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Foreign monies are pouring into the country in the name of social development fund projects Could Ghana develop without foreign aids and loans Perhaps if we are able to mine and manipulatw our own natural resources and apply better management techniquesWell I take it that our President jetting off to the strategic countries is pay ... Read more |
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Monday, July 21, 2008 |
It will be interesting to know which group of people owns the Accra MallExcellent show piece of modern shopping just like the developed world these days I see many flock in there to do their shopping in the mist of the poverty that surrounds GhanaThe staff are well trained with excellent customer care and also there is a good displa ... Read more |
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Monday, July 14, 2008 |
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Reflecting on the articles springing up from Ghana webcom educated Ghanaians in diaspora are now realising that Ghana is missing out on global opportunitiesMany Ghanaians do study and cramp in so many credentials to their names How about implementation to demonstrate their qualifications in the real world This is when it becomes questio ... Read more |
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Sunday, July 13, 2008 |
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Fellow Ghanaians in Diaspora each and everyone have a responsibility to engaged and share our experiences of community engagement with our people back home Although such initiatives are in Ghana by adding what we have also learnt from being abroad with help to strengthen the community engagement benefits to every regions Fellow Ghanaians ... Read more |
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Saturday, July 12, 2008 |
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While I appreciate the desperation of our current Government too fully acknowledge their own achievements there are some reality checks which need to be done I am also aware of the countrys desire to award service men and women for their great achievements However is this initiative an essential objective long planned by the Government ... Read more |
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Wednesday, July 02, 2008 |
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The plight of the physically challenged particularly children in Ghana may not have been systematically addressed by various Governments and communites There are various spectra of disabilities which may lack attention from our educational domain For example children suffering from dyslexic dyspraxia attention deficit autistism behavioural ... Read more |
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Sunday, June 29, 2008 |
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Childbirth is joyful news to all parents in general but how far does this joy lastIn Ghana our Primary Care system does not provide for free maternity care for the poor who need the services most Most parents prepare for their childbirth in style which is what every woman would wish for Sadly one only has to read our newspapers and the stor ... Read more |
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Sunday, June 29, 2008 |
Ghana must never allow any dictator or the Military rule us ever again A nation is innovative creative and yearns to improve itself if and only if there is evidence of safety good housing food freedom of speech and opportunity for further education Reflecting on the crisis in Zimbabwe made me realise how lucky Ghanaians are right now ... Read more |
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Sunday, June 29, 2008 |
Childbirth is joyful news to all parents in general but how far does this joy lastIn Ghana our Primary Care system does not provide for free maternity care for the poor who need the services most Most parents prepare for their childbirth in style which is what every woman would wish for Sadly one only has to read our newspapers and the stor ... Read more |
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Monday, June 23, 2008 |
Many readers would have read the judgement passed on Tsatsu Tsikata a former Chief Executive of the Ghana national Petroleum Corporation GNPC to five years imprisonment for wilfully causing financial loss to the state and misapplying public property This was reported last week on ghananwebcom and modernghanacom respectively One agrees t ... Read more |
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Sunday, June 01, 2008 |
It was rather exciting watching the Euro Vision contest over the weekend What are the benefits to members countries As I was clued to my TV and watching the contest in Belgrade one could connect to the unity transcending throughout the participating countries There appeared to be a form of unity which was generating within the European U ... Read more |
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Sunday, May 25, 2008 |
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It was rather exciting watching the Euro Vision contest over the weekend What are the benefits to members countries As I was clued to my TV and watching the contest in Belgrade one could connect to the unity transcending throughout the participating countries There appeared to be a form of unity which was generating within the European Un ... Read more |
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Saturday, May 10, 2008 |
These days Ghana grows little of the rice that it eatsUntil rice imports could under cut Ghanas homegrown riceHowever this year world rice shortages have seen the price of rice goes up by and maybe more is still to comeMany historic riceexporting countries have now banned the exportation of rice to ensure they can feed their ... Read more |
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Monday, March 31, 2008 |
Museum Libraries Community Centres are essential for people to relive the history of our fore fathers achievement within a community A time for families to reflect on any family member and write short history so that it could attached to the a well framed photo of a deceased relative for presentation at their local Museum Any a ... Read more |
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Saturday, March 01, 2008 |
In America Australia and currently in Britain to become a citizenship there is an established ceremonial process for citizenship ceremony What is Ghanas criterion of becoming a Ghanaian citizenshipWhat information would one need to bring for citizenship ceremonyIs it the followingtheir Home Office approval letter their in ... Read more |
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008 |
With Ghana now the focus of world top classes football our black stars are currently cash cows for many Football Association Those who held the highest power in the Ghana football Association and saw the big picture are elated with the outcome of the Cup of Nations Some of the officials fought to the High court because of their stance as ... Read more |
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008 |
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Self help have been long adopted as a strategy in Ghana back before our independence It appears we are becoming very lazy and happy to receive hand me downs and say thank you instead of us saying well we did these projects ourselves Amazing Ghana nearly our life journey comes with responsibilities and pride Lets be observant fro ... Read more |
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Sunday, February 10, 2008 |
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Is the Ghana educational system encouraging a wider participation Do we offer students a form of career advice or opening evening for both aspiring students and parents to make that right choice Currently the International Baccalaureate IB Diploma is the in programme in the developed world This programme offer the student to be well ... Read more |
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Friday, February 08, 2008 |
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The riches of the world are the natural resources plus peace Has Ghana as a nation got all it takes to make a difference to the rat race style of the Wsetern society Indeed we have Ghana has the land the seas rivers streams beaches sand mountains nature wild life and waterfalls In addition we have the valleys fauna and flora t ... Read more |
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Friday, February 08, 2008 |
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The planning of a National Road Safety Campaign starts in January or early week in February with the short and long objectives clearly formualted and expected outcomes This is to create a safer GhanaWho are the stakeholders in a campaign This is a strategic and ministerial questionIs the Department of Road and Transport aiming at an ... Read more |
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Saturday, January 26, 2008 |
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Although it is a fierce competition there was still a sense of brotherliness among all the African players It was a joy seeing African players helping each other when there was an accidental or injuryIf Africa should keep this up in all our key strategic developmental areas as done by the European Union Africa would rise up from the Phoe ... Read more |
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Saturday, January 26, 2008 |
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In response to the article written by Benjamin Kwame Tawiah published on the regarding the feeding of the Million Hungry Children Families one would like to challenge such decision to the created crisis Is this approach the best way forward Is this approach part of a shortterm measure followed by a longterm plan for the next ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 20, 2008 |
In some countries the Government is seriously considering having a donor organs register for all it citizens In view of the plight of Ama Sumanis and the stress of her dilemma of a costly kidney dialysis treatment Should we go down the route as Spanish are currently engaging It is rather sad that our NHIS couldnt chip in to help Ama T ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 13, 2008 |
On the following areas please score score each point for the each leaderImprovement of the educational system in Ghana Addition of more subjects to school curriculum for example drama gold smiting pottery etcOffering work experience and apprenticeship for the youthsLaw order and civil stabilityImprovement of health o ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 13, 2008 |
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Ghanaians in Diaspora The Ghana Black Stars and the Africa World Cup World is repositioning Ghana onto a different level in history Given the current hiccups is the rest of Africa we could count ourselves very lucky indeed although the work has just begun These pivotal areas are strategic in reshaping our economic stand On the other hand ... Read more |
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Monday, January 07, 2008 |
Ghana was a nation when even in the times of the Gold Coast and there was a man called Kwame Nkrumah and his team bringing freedom to the rest of Africa and the black Americans were denied a vote in their own country Who is calling the shots here is it not Ghanaians This is what makes Ghana so unique as compared to the rest of Africa and Am ... Read more |
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Monday, January 07, 2008 |
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Having observed some of the waiters employed in most of the restaurants during a visit to Ghana I wonder if we as a nation know what it takes to capture the tourism marketIn my opinion there is no set training as such in Ghana or is there This would be a business opportunity for any one with hospitality qualifications to set one up As ... Read more |
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Monday, January 07, 2008 |
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Energy efficiency bulbs are currently widely used in Ghana and most African countries Over here in the UK there are no guidelines on the packet of the energy efficiency bulbs we purchase but I happened to be listening to the news this morning and captured the attached Hope our environmental agency is aware of the health hazard involved with us ... Read more |
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Monday, January 07, 2008 |
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Many have never tried using the Ghana railway system and hence use the the tro tro transportation system Which group of people uses our railway system in Ghana if there is any at all Could it be worth exploring Germany and Australia railway system and its benefits As this area is not my speciality I rsearch and pick some areas to share w ... Read more |
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Sunday, January 06, 2008 |
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The Africa World Cup this time is happening in GhanaWould it be the time to do spot check everywhere to keep our country clean and tidyWhilst focusing on the World Cup preparation why dont we slot in Valentine celebration as well be two for the price of one Ghanaians need to be smart and start marketing Valentine day chocolate celebr ... Read more |
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Saturday, January 05, 2008 |
Some single unmarried women use children or boyfriends to get closer married women This is happening all over in the development world among our own people Dont be fooled ladies when you met such ladies They will find a way of getting to know you that you are happy or affluent and then they set their agenda to destroy you They co ... Read more |
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Friday, January 04, 2008 |
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Why are there so many in fighting throughout the various African countriesWhy are local tribes and regions fighting each other Could this be due to other dominant tribe bullying tactics to suppress the minority tribeReflecting on the plight of our brothers and sisters in the North part of Ghana Why should some young girls from the Nort ... Read more |
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Tuesday, January 01, 2008 |
I will be asking questions throughout this article because I am just playing the devils advocate in my efforts to finding a solution to the problems at our AirportsGhana is becoming the gateway to many African countries as British Airways and other foreign airlines choose Ghana for their bread and butter flights This is of course a great ... Read more |
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Saturday, December 29, 2007 |
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Ghana is one of the African countries that grow mangoes in abundance but do we prolong the shelf life of the fruit with the celebrations I doubt if the answer is yesA day needs to be chosen during our Mango season to attract the ordinary Ghanaians school children as well as tourists to see the varieties of mangoes that are grown in Ghana S ... Read more |
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Saturday, December 29, 2007 |
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Why are final exams in junior higher schools and Universities based purely on final exams rather than course work It could be argued that our system of education is the best as it ensures that students really take the exams themselves However in the Western societies course work accounts for the bulk of the marks For example what happens whe ... Read more |
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Friday, October 05, 2007 |
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It is rather encouraging that not only is the international communities contributing to our flood victims but also organisations within Ghana are also relief items and cash of millions of new ghana cedis through the National Disaster Management Organisation NADMO for the upkeep of the flood victims in the three Northern regions The editorial o ... Read more |
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Sunday, September 30, 2007 |
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Tourism is becoming the main incomegenerating factor in most countries Turkey Malaysia Britain Thailand and others are all in this industryThere are certain qualities necessary to enter this particular industry for example customer care customer services principle of marketing etcThe Minister of Trade and Tourism feels Ghana is rea ... Read more |
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Sunday, September 30, 2007 |
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Since Ghana have classified itself as an independent country having free themselves from colonial power The struggle for independence was not just our late President Kwame Nkrumah but that of our community leaders chiefs and the general public Ghanaians are politically astute The freedom of being in control was seen as a positive mov ... Read more |
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Sunday, September 30, 2007 |
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Although our current Government is trying to do it best to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor using various strategies certainly by setting aside billion cedis in the budget to give out as free handouts to persons classified as extreme poor and vulnerable in society need a a more clarificationsHow when who and where ... Read more |
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Monday, August 20, 2007 |
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Visited Ghana just last month for a month and enjoyed every minute of my visitHowever I hardly watched our films because they were too emotional and also mush shouting Would it be a good idea to encourage our actors to keep their cool and rather emphasis in articulating their words gracefully to their audience Well I felt sorry for the su ... Read more |
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Saturday, April 28, 2007 |
How could the ordinary people in Ghana access free basic skills needed for starting up businessesIn Ghana most people are in a so called business However the definition of business is not clearcut For example many people assume that buying and reselling is business How could the Minister for Trade and Industry help bridge the gap ... Read more |
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Thursday, April 26, 2007 |
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It is amazing seeing this wwwghanawebcom General News of Thursday April UEW to start course in Audiology article on ghanawebcom Thank goodness Ghana is progressing at last However I often wonder how some parents in Ghana would feel when they realise that their child have communication difficulties What is the next step ... Read more |
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Friday, April 20, 2007 |
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History tells us that the Ghana Police phase out Black uniforms because of the climatic conditions as it generated sweat and general discomfort for men and women of the Ghana Police ServiceThe blueblack operational uniforms introduced are better and recognisable On the other hand would it be a good idea to review the police uniforms a ... Read more |
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Monday, April 09, 2007 |
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Many Ghanaians in Diaspora have good jobs have acquired wealth and live comfortably in their adopted country How could we related to people back home who have not had the opportunity to escape from the poverty we did Is giving people money to our relatives enough or sharing innovative ideas with them with financial from us Let us consider th ... Read more |
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Sunday, April 08, 2007 |
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Promoting cocoa and chocolate consumption is significant for our economyGhana was for many years the worlds largest producer of cocoa with production at around tonnes per annum Though there had been decline since due to unusually dry seasons a shortage of farm labourers deterioration of the railways and roads and lack of ins ... Read more |
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Sunday, April 08, 2007 |
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This is a simple question as nation like Ghana need to establish Ghana is moving forward and gaining competitive advantage over many of its neighbouring Africa countries However the above mentioned areas have not been an areas which have been fully addressed by various Governments we have had In a developing country like Ghana where hospital ... Read more |
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Sunday, April 08, 2007 |
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A prison sentence is facing the harsh reality of life Evil crimes greed evil deeds results to prison Locked away like a bad animal but one is human and humans need company No one thinks of tasting this experience in his or her lifetimeFor those who experience this harsh reality of life the picture is nasty It is a lonely place and fri ... Read more |
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Sunday, April 08, 2007 |
Ghana is at its pivotal stage of development The country cannot afford to slip back into its previous days of darkness The country needs a leader with an international vision to reposition Ghana to the centre stage for a tangible economic deliverance a leader who could continue the solid foundation initiated by our present administration The pr ... Read more |
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Thursday, March 22, 2007 |
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Ghana may need to emulate what the giant political players are focusing on otherwise children families youths and elderly would be stuck in the mudReflecting on the British The Chancellor Gordon Brown budget his main focus were on education children families and the elderly who have contributed so much to their economy in the past he ... Read more |
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Tuesday, March 20, 2007 |
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The introduction of the new NHIS could not have come at this prime time This is certainly one of the brilliant ideas which this government have implemented On the other hand are the general public been well informed and given leaflets about NHIS as they register or only given certificates as they pay for membershipIt appears this is n ... Read more |
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Friday, March 16, 2007 |
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Throughout Ghana the main stream churches various churches and Mosques have well established themselves into our society They attract huge chunk of our population when every Fridays Sundays I wonder whether they classify these gathering as an excellent opportunity for community developmentsThe question we need to ask ourselves as citi ... Read more |
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Friday, March 09, 2007 |
Self help have been long adopted as a strategy in Ghana back before our independence It appears we are becoming very lazy and happy to receive hand me downs and say thank you instead of us saying well we did these projects ourselves Amazing Wow our life journey comes with responsibilities and pride Lets be observant from now on ... Read more |
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Sunday, February 25, 2007 |
As our country reaches Ghana many Ghanaians owe their success in life due to the Late President Kwame Nkrumahs strategic focus and vision during his period of power There was self belief self worth self confidence and greater pride in Ghana Our shpos were full of quality goods with our international trade links with the world Our ... Read more |
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Friday, February 16, 2007 |
The world is our oyster currently This is the time for Ghana to cash in on all the various facets of our unique history culture values warmth friendliness and our diversity which are all intrinsically linked into our GovernmentI wonder whether the introduction of a Wax Museum similar to Madame Tussands or Disneyland would with all the att ... Read more |
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007 |
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We need to consider sanitation at levels The toilet sewers and sewage treatmentSanitation at the toilet levelWe need public toilets We do not want people in the towns using the roadside a stream or your backgarden to do their business Ok we cannot force people to install suitable sanitation in their homes but we should at least in ... Read more |
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Tuesday, February 13, 2007 |
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Ghana public toilets continue to cause embarrassment to our country Our facilities around all main transport stations are unacceptable in any developed world We need proper toilet facilities at all tro tro stations the Neo plan Stations or the State transport Stations Why are our various Governments not addressing this head on since PM Busia ... Read more |
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Saturday, February 10, 2007 |
The late President Kwame Nkrumah was the son of a goldsmith he was educated at mission schools in the Gold Coast now Ghana and became a teacher A brilliant student he pursued his educational career hence making to become not only a three dimensional thinker but a strategically focused individual fit to lead a country In Nkrumah form ... Read more |
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006 |
As the population of Ghana increases and the living standard improves one of the biggest risks in this new century is that Governments will be overwhelmed by the challenges that are now emerging Research in the developed world shows that Ghana will begin to see some of its effects Many African countries are showing signs of demographic fatigue ... Read more |
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006 |
Why does Ghana still have to rely on the developed others countriesChina is smart enough to buy only an item and by the next month or two becomes the leading producer of that same productGhana was very innovative but have been complacent I thinkEveryone is mobile these days but what stops our elderly from attending function when they becom ... Read more |
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Monday, August 28, 2006 |
It appears that many countries are pouring money into Ghana with the aim I believe of removing barriers to wellbeing ie poverty within our societyIt is well known that individual health depends on various factors it can be affected by such issues as disability unemployment unstable family low incomes and the state of Government etc Thes ... Read more |
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Sunday, August 13, 2006 |
As Ghana approaches its th birthday and focus on its future potential we also need to reflect upon the highs and lows of our developmentMany countries that we started the developmental journey with are advanced more than we are Malaysia and India for example are countries whose per capita income were in the same range with us soon after o ... Read more |
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Sunday, September 11, 2005 |
After my last article on Ghana Road Safety it has claimed the life of an in law at Odorkor last Sunday We need Road safety to be taken seriously not just lip service paid to it Putting up speed limit signs are simple start to reducing death on our roads No electricity will be needed as these signs can be erected in any part of the country at ... Read more |
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Friday, September 02, 2005 |
Ghana s road safety is questionable Statistics shows that our road safety is nothing to boost of It is only now that that DVLA is seriously being effective and operatiional Most of our Ghanaian drivers particularly lorry drivers have no formal education and one wonders how they pass their driving test anyway Who in the DVLA okay these drivers ... Read more |
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Saturday, February 19, 2005 |
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The plight of the physically challenged particularly children in Ghana may not have been systematically addressed by various governments There are various spectra of disabilities which may lack attention from our educational domain For example children suffering from dyslexic dyspraxia attention deficit autistism behavioural problems and ot ... Read more |
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Tuesday, January 25, 2005 |
Ghanaians living in the diaspora should invest in tree planting alongside all the coastal villages of Ghana If we do this exercise within years all our coastal beaches would look like the typical tropical atmosphere that tourists love and our impoverish coastal areas will be flocked by tourists hence generating the foreign currency into our imp ... Read more |
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