by Adrian Joe Africa is a continent in the world map. It is the second largest and the second most populous continent in the world. Africa is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea in the North, the Indian Ocean to the South East and the Atlantic Ocean to the West. The continent is blessed with 54… Continue reading Africa and the Current Issues, by Adrian Joe
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Wake up, Nkrumah, by Dr. Tunde Oseni
The Gladiator of no distant past Who fought for liberation with a distinction pass Wake up now, and resurrect in our land Before things degenerate beyond our hand Nkrumah, the father of independence Now is the time for your kind of intelligence Wake up now and resurrect in our land Before we bite more than… Continue reading Wake up, Nkrumah, by Dr. Tunde Oseni
Cheetahs vs. Hippos for Africa’s future
Ghanaian economist George Ayittey unleashes a torrent of controlled anger toward corrupt leaders in Africa — and calls on the “Cheetah generation” to take back the continent.
Old Leadership, New Leadership
Leadership has become a buzz word for practitioners, bureaucrats and theorists of African development. The term variously means a process of getting work done through people. Leadership may not be science but it is committed responsibility. Africans in civil service, in business schools, in NGOs, in the mass media, in think tanks, in academia, in… Continue reading Old Leadership, New Leadership
The Way Libya May Go Next
Obama has spoken, Sarcozy has made up his mind, NATO has taken the lead; all in a bid to get the common enemy they called Maoummar Gaddafi out. But rebels fighting from Benghazi flank are crude in their approach as they lack regimental command structure. They have demonstrated that they want to take-over power, taking… Continue reading The Way Libya May Go Next
Libya: Politics of Humanitarian Intervention
The process of implementing the UN resolution on Libya was a poorly executed farce with no long-term foresight.
Between Muammar El-Gaddafi and the African Union
Tales coming out of Libya, a country that has been under the leadership of one-man rule for the 42 years are those of anger, frustration, popular uprising and death. The world has been lured to believe that all is well with the Libya’s economy, but recent occurrences have shown the opposite. Gaddafi has been anti… Continue reading Between Muammar El-Gaddafi and the African Union
Development of Science and Technology in Ghana/Africa – part 4
This article looks at several other methods the government of Ghana (and that of other African countries) can explore to quicken the pace of Science and Technology (S&T) development in their respective countries. For a systematic development in any field, there must be a well formulated policy/plan which seeks to guide the field. The necessary… Continue reading Development of Science and Technology in Ghana/Africa – part 4