University of Ghana Thief ‘Fingering’ Update

 JoyOnline Four ‘Fingering’ University of Ghana Students on the Run Four students of the University of Ghana suspected to have taken part in the ‘fingering’ of a young woman accused of laptop and mobile phone theft have absconded, the police have said. The four were part of 13 others who allegedly sexually assaulted Amina Haruna… Continue reading University of Ghana Thief ‘Fingering’ Update

Legon Authorities to Screen Fingering Boys

Joy Online The Legon Police say they are currently screening a number of students of the University of Ghana, suspected to have been involved in molesting Amina Haruna, an alleged thief who the police said had earlier been arrested twice for the same offence on the Legon campus. The university has also indicated in a… Continue reading Legon Authorities to Screen Fingering Boys

Committee on Molestation of Alleged Thief at University of Ghana Completes Work

Committee on molestation of alleged thief at UG completes work Accra, April 21, GNA – The fact-finding committee established by the University of Ghana (UG) to investigate the case of molestation of an alleged thief by students of the University at the Mensah-Sarbah Hall, has completed its work. The committee, in its report to the… Continue reading Committee on Molestation of Alleged Thief at University of Ghana Completes Work

Who are The Women and Where are They?

This is not supposed to be an essay. I’m just kind of talking to myself about some things that cheese me off. Former Clinton Secretary of State Madeleine Albright once said “There’s a place in Hell reserved for women who don’t support other women” I mentioned in one of my earlier articles that the problems… Continue reading Who are The Women and Where are They?

Mob Justice: If It Happens at Legon, Imagine What Goes on at Mmaa Nse Hwee

][ad#GBAF-1-text] The urban dictionary defines mob justice as “When a large angry mob takes justice into their own hands. Usually ends with somebody getting hanged, torched or pitchfork’d. A common method of dispensing justice in the more rural areas of a country” Mob justice is a social and public health quandary in several communities in… Continue reading Mob Justice: If It Happens at Legon, Imagine What Goes on at Mmaa Nse Hwee

Molesters of Campus Woman Thief, Amina, to Be Dismissed, Vice Chancellor

[ad#GBAF-1-text] The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana has condemned last week’s sexual onslaught on a lady who allegedly stole a laptop and mobile phones from the Mensah Sarbah Hall annex B. Some male students of the Hall molested and stripped the young lady entirely, exposing her private parts. Whilst she struggled to extricate… Continue reading Molesters of Campus Woman Thief, Amina, to Be Dismissed, Vice Chancellor

Suspected Woman Thief Stripped Naked by Legon Students: Lawlessness Hall of Fame

 [ad#GBAF-1-text] [ad#Caricature-text]Every form of lawlessness should be treated with the same displeasure and students of higher institutions should know better.  Some male students of the premier university, University of Ghana, Legon, are making news for a shameful reason, intended to indulge their lust and lack of self restrain.  In summary, a female suspect accused of… Continue reading Suspected Woman Thief Stripped Naked by Legon Students: Lawlessness Hall of Fame

Where Ghana Went Right: How one African country emerged intact from its post-colonial struggles, John Schram

John Schram, Senior fellow with the Queen’s Centre for International Relations, Former Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana, Sierra Leone, Togo, and Liberia from 1994 to 1998. Early one December morning in 1965, a few months after my arrival in Ghana, I was jolted out of a tropical sleep by a pile of Daily Graphic newspapers whumping… Continue reading Where Ghana Went Right: How one African country emerged intact from its post-colonial struggles, John Schram