In Troubled States, New Governments With the Same Old Problems.

 Catherine Samba-Panza, the new interim president of the Central African Republic,— Getty Images

The recent near-death experiences of a number of African states should have, in theory, concentrated the minds of leaders who inherited their shaky remains.

John Dramani Mahama in Brussels: Addressing fragility in Africa.

 

There is one critical issue that has become topical in the world and that is inequality. As the economy grows, some people are being left behind and that becomes a critical question. People take up arms against the state because they don't see any future in the state. And so, how do we lessen the inequality between our people?

Ghana Sole Commissioner expresses worry over default judgements.

 

Mr. Justice Yaw Appau, Sole Commissioner of the Judgment Debt Commission, has expressed worry over many default judgements, leading to the payment of judgment debts by the State.

Chairman Wontumi promises 1 million-man demonstration.

With a greater mandate as Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi-Boasiako has sworn he will never rest until the governing National Democratic Congress is overthrown.

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Son of immigrant nurses from Ghana accepts at all eight Ivy League schools.

 

A Long Island high schooler has run the Ivy League table.

Kwasi Enin, a 17-year-old senior at William Floyd High School in Mastic, has been accepted into each of the eight elite Ivy colleges and universities.

Ghana's Petroleum Product Prices up by 7 percent.

 

Prices of some Petroleum products have gone up this morning at the various service stations. Petrol would now be sold at 2 cedis 73 pesewas per liter representing a 7 percent increase from the old price.

Slander, insults work for the NDC; why not NPP - Sir John

 

Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie also known as Sir John, doesn't understand why some party members keep vilifying him over his scathing, slanderous attacks against the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC).