COLUMNIST: ANNA ESI HANSON

Aluta Continua The elections are long over, yet the campaign drums continue to beat. The posters may be fading, but the ...

The crow of a rooster The Cleric rsquo;s voice as he leads the early morning Azaan And with that ushers in the new day ...

You know the feeling of gross disappointment, whenever you realize that the perpetrator of a hideous offense, is an ...

In view of current development of progressively disturbing nature, I cannot but express my genuine and sincere thoug ...

In a society where people take pride in justifying all sorts of wrongdoing and crime, is it surprising the predicament i ...

The years have come and gone, and yet again, here we are. A brand new year. We told our old selves the old ...

It was lunch break, and so as we left site for the closest town, Agona Nkwanta, for lunch, all we did was fantasize abou ...

I recently phoned in on a radio program that was specifically addressing illegal migration. The guest speaker exhibited ...

Mr President, for the past couple of weeks, my taps have seen no running water. For a mother, that can be described as a ...

These days when I ponder over events in this nation, I am at a loss. For a while now, I have not been able to bring myse ...

Dear Doc, this is something small for your hard work. It is not a bribe. Take it and relax. In Ghana, everybody chops ...

Whenever relations and friends return home from abroad, there are all kinds of expectations; expectations of a different ...

I was in my office one afternoon when a senior engineer approached me right after he returned from town. Apparently, ...

Only a few years ago, we could tell when the rains would come. For the southern parts of the country, we knew of two rai ...

undefinedWhenever a Ghanaian is asked how he or she is faring, the usual answer is 'I'm managing.' In Ghana, all are man ...

In view of recent happenings, our priority as a nation comes to a huge questioning. For the average Ghanaian, the word ' ...