COLUMNIST: ALHAJI ABDUL-RAHMAN HARRUNA ATTAH

We were related, very close at that, through marriage. He, to one of my wife rsquo;s senior sisters, and I, throu ...

Let us do some laughing in these columns today In those very far away days when ldquo;The Readers Digest rdquo; wa ...

It is not as far-fetched as it sounds. Recent events have shown that something very much like that exi ...

The pathetic and bewildered look says it all. A broken man. Only a week or so ago, everything was at his beck and ca ...

An Introduction A rather intriguing title. I know hellip; In early 2017, back home from serving my count ...

Oh yes Couldn rsquo;t come up with a better heading. If you take something that does not belong to yo ...

Let me begin with this observation: When the new mosque at Nima was being constructed ndash; and it s ...

I wish I could say I feel sorry for God. No, I can rsquo;t, because I dare not. God is beyond that and it ...

Prologue Ghanaians seem strangely unconcerned or disinterested, as one of the biggest abuses of office in ...

Prologue Below is a press statement issued as far back as October 17 2018 by the Federat ...

Gentlemen, Some two or so weeks ago, a cousin of Nana Addo-Dankwa AKufo-Addo, who also dou ...

The picture above shows the late Professor Kofi Awoonor (right) with me (left) at a PAWA House literar ...

This article is Part 2 from last Monday rsquo;s, the one on ignoring Ken Ofori-Atta rsquo;s provocation on ...

Honestly, one is unable to tell whether they are deliberately thrusting their middle fingers at us or are ...

Ten years ago, to the month, in July 2011, during the administration of the late Professor John Evans Atta Mi ...

Prologue: Development Projects I first heard of the word ldquo;Develo ...