Category Archives: News

“THE MAYFLOWER” by David Etornam Gbetey

I Heard your brilliancy supplants the golden daffodils, But transient you are, that is the general folktales, Thy roots are immanent in the history of betrayal, The canopy that disarms the servant so loyal, That tempestuous storm that… Read More: “THE MAYFLOWER” by David Etornam Gbetey »

KNUST Energy Centre Receives $1.1 Million from Norwegian Government

The Energy Centre (TEC), a technical centre in the College of Engineering (CoE), Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been awarded an 8.5 million Krone, which is approximately $1.1 million dollars as funding for projects. The Centre received the funds from the Norwegian government under its collaboration for education and research in… Read More: KNUST Energy Centre Receives $1.1 Million from Norwegian Government »

KNUST Donates Educational Materials to Basic Schools

Basic schools in the communities around Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, have received educational materials from the defunct KNUST Bookshop. The donation included one thousand six hundred (1,600) books comprising science, mathematics and English books, pencils and boxes of chalk. The event took place on 29th July 2015 at the Procurement Conference Room… Read More: KNUST Donates Educational Materials to Basic Schools »

Kill the Hunger in the Journalist

Feature Article of Wednesday, 29 July 2015 Columnist: Brako-Powers, Kwabena 2015-07-29 Often said to be the fourth estate of realm in the parlance of government and governance – the media stand tall as one of the powerful elements in leadership. Corollary, it’s expected that the men and women in the practice should be powerful and… Read More: Kill the Hunger in the Journalist »

Investigate Mills' death

Feature Article of Wednesday, 29 July 2015 Columnist: Damptey, Daniel Danquah 2015-07-29 Wicked men have emerged from the rubble of democracy and are now occupying the highest positions in our land. These new Pharaohs who were once sheep have now mutated to become ravening wolves. They have deceived, intimidated and manipulated their prey into total… Read More: Investigate Mills' death »

Only NDC Had That Grand Scheme, Mr. Desu

Feature Article of Thursday, 30 July 2015 Columnist: Okoampa-Ahoofe, Kwame 2015-07-30 By Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe, Jr., Ph.D. Garden City, New York July 20, 2015 E-mail: [email protected] I praise him whenever I believe that he deserves such praise, and caustically lambastes him when I am convinced that he deserves some butt-melting verbal spanking. But this is not… Read More: Only NDC Had That Grand Scheme, Mr. Desu »

The Chinese are back….the beginning of our famine!

Feature Article of Thursday, 30 July 2015 Columnist: Boateng, Emmanuel Agyemfra 2015-07-30 Emmanuel Agyemfra Boateng Two years ago,the National Security in connection with the Ministry of Natural Resources embarked on a national anti-illegal mining operations.This Operation was to see to it that,illegal mining in the Country was halted or flashed out permanently. The Operation saw… Read More: The Chinese are back….the beginning of our famine! »

Ibrahim Mahama's Attempt To Defraud Ghanaians Foiled

Feature Article of Thursday, 30 July 2015 Columnist: Sarpong, Justice 2015-07-30 Since becoming President in 2012 after the death of President Mills, President Mahama has to always explain his half brother Ibrahim Mahama’s business dealings with the government due to the cloud of secrecy shrouded in most of Ibrahim Mahama’s contracts with the government. The… Read More: Ibrahim Mahama's Attempt To Defraud Ghanaians Foiled »

Kumasi Hub of Global Shapers Community and Peace Corps Present

Feature Article of Thursday, 30 July 2015 Columnist: Mensah, Charles 2015-07-30 “Let Girls Learn Hackathon” LET GIRLS LEARN HACKATHON All around the world, women are severely underrepresented in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and math). One reason for this is because 62 million girls around the world are currently not attending school. In Ghana, female… Read More: Kumasi Hub of Global Shapers Community and Peace Corps Present »

I wish they had no labels

Feature Article of Thursday, 30 July 2015 Columnist: Pius Awennala Atiirimbey 2015-07-30 Opinion We may not understand the whole process and how things work. But I don’t think we are too dumb enough not to see that, this indeed is a cankerworm that has eaten deep into the very fabric that knits society together. I… Read More: I wish they had no labels »