I listened in silence As my eyes welled upSlowly those tears fellDown my cheeks they trickled
She said "I wrote it this morning"And I'm sure it was intended for youI took one more look at her...
Happy Thanksgiving to my fellow readers/followers in the United State and a Happy Eid-al-Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice) to all my Muslim friends/mates and families. I know, I haven’t written on...
Zain (formerly MTC, Celtel, in Africa) is the pioneer of mobile telecommunications in the Middle East and now a major player on the African continent. We began life in 1983 in Kuwait as the region's...
Written by Marian Sakley anang
Does any Ghanaian language have a word for “depression?” It is impossible to turn on American television and not see a commercial for Cymbalta, Abilify, Zoloft. If...
Today, I am proud of fellow blogger Nana Darkoa who, together with her sister Abena, has creted a clothing line: Maksi. Right now the she is featured on Tv3 saying "fashion is part of life" and...
Written by Kajsa Hallberg Adu
on Rain in Africa
1 day 4 hours ago
“Humanism is, I believe, the most deadly and disastrous of all the philosophical stenches that’s crept up through the grating over the pit of Hell. It has penetrated so much of our religion. AND IT...
On a frank note, I am finding it incredibly difficult to post lately.
Time constraints as well as a persisting state of acute weariness are having their toll on me.
So blogging is the last thing...
Written by posekyere
on My Cup of Tea
1 day 5 hours ago
Two important developments within the past two days have reminded me that Ghana might not be playing a low-key role in international diplomacy, albeit African geo-politics.
Now that one of my...
...which is also known as "Circle" bridge.
As you might see from the picture, against the clear, blue sky, the footbridge makes for a beautiful scene in a city that is very busy and very populous....
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