Today, I start my ‘Sebiticals’ from a proverb the obroni, Amy Engel, told in her nkrataa. She said: “I’m not sure how we got to this place, where a girl’s only value is in what kind of marriage she has, how capable she is of keeping a man happy.” Last year, on 1 July 2014, […]
Dear Nana, Greetings to you and your team. I am still an undecided voter and have two broad questions for you as you seek our mandate to lead us. I may not have the opportunity to ask you my questions at any face-to-face platform. So I have decided to ask my questions through the media.
By Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo On Saturday, March 28, 2015, Nigerians were faced with the choice of the incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan or his challenger, Muhammadu Buhari. On Tuesday, November 8, 2016, Americans will face a similar choice. Will they choose a member of the political establishment, Hillary Clinton, or an outsider, Donald Trump? In the
There have been a lot of comment on Dr. Bawumia’s lecture on the economy yesterday.The partisan commentary began with claims that he had been denied a venue by the government. It is a shame that our media houses could not untangle that to let us know the truth. Then following the lecture, some in the
Former Director General of the Ghana Health Service and avowed Nkrumahist, Professor Agyemang Badu Akosa, has written on why he believes the likes of Obinim flourish in this country. It’s a really simple formula, one which GhanaCelebrities.Com editor Chris-Vincent and myself have enumerated on many times – research shows the most religious nations in the
By: Saeed A. Faruk/Wa Me, I like football. In fact, I love the game. Only that, I sometimes don’t have time to watch my National Team and my favourable Clubs play. I love the Black Stars. My saddest day ever since I started watching the game was when Ghana lost to Côte D’ Ivoire in
In Ep. 4 of GhMixMixx Kwesi E. Baako discusses the good and bad sides of Social Media and its potential impact as Ghana’s elections draws near. This follows suggestions by the IGP that they may shut down social media on election day. To join our discussion forums, please send your # to ghnewsnow@gmal.com and you
Ghanaians may soon wake up to a new bill that could potentially be the full endorsement for the introduction of GM foods into the country. Even though government who is funding the bill claims it is to help farmers and the general public, most Ghanaians don’t seem convinced. In this episode of GhMixMixx, KwesiEswuon Baako
By Mokin (da grand Dada of da dance) It looks as if the cheapest kind of music genre in GH (Ghana) now is reggae dancehall. A day doesn’t pass without one hearing or seeing posters, promos and attractive advertisement of a yet to be released song; or even released songs, but the question to be
By Kwaku Mensah (Mokin da Grand Dada of da dance) Reading an article that sought to create the impression that RASTAS in Ghana are against the coming to town of renowned JAMAICAN dancehall artist Alkaline, I think things ought to be put in the right perspective. The headline is misleading and their point of call
