OPINION ARCHIVES 2010 Development: The Need for a Paradigm Shift Investing in People: Beckoning Talented Minds Home Hypocrisy and Balkanization of Jos MUTAL-ALQAEDA: Ursula Burns inspires Black Women Everywhere The Chronology of a Barber's Shop The Challenges of Being a Step-Parent 2009 In a Pan African State of Mind Obama's Historic Visit to Ghana - Part 3 Obama's Historic Visit to Ghana - Part 2 | FEATURE ARTICLES Opinion  If we want freedom we must guarantee the freedom of others, if we demand freedom we must allow others the right to their freedom. It is only when we allow others access to their own freedom and they too allow us access to our own freedom that ... Read Opinion News From Across the African Continent Opinion Opinion | Message I think there is always something to celebrate despite the surmountable amount of negatives. Yes, the continent as a whole might still be one of the most underdeveloped in the world, but ...Read Message Opinion  Aside the strain on their bodies from carrying heavy things, count in malaria (from sleeping in the open air and in the reach of mosquitoes), HIV and other sexually-transmitted diseases and it worsens the situation ... Read FeatureCollaboration  Jos is one of the coolest cities to live on earth. Naturally blessed and humanly dressed. Cape Coast sits beautifully and majestically along the coastal shore of Ghana. Read Feature Legal How to Extend Your Legal Stay in the United States Immigration This FGM Excuse is Growing Old You Don't Have to Take It: African Immigrants in the Western World Social Issues |
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In the last few decades, the world has increasingly and consistently pulled its warped cloth together on many fronts, and more so than the distant mirror has ever revealed to us. The movement of people, goods and services from different continents and across frontiers has been relatively peaceful, colossal and unceasing. Undoubtedly, unlike the numerous wars and woes that characterized the lives of our ancestors, there is increasing cooperation and respect within and among societies than disagreement and disrespect at both domestic and international levels. Thankfully, local and international media keep disseminating such encouraging developments to us timely, and across the globe. Read More Other Articles By this Author | Phenomenal Woman Yesterday, as I stood in the health and beauty aisle of one of America's super one-stop stores, I found myself confused and irritated. What I found irritating was the fact that the soap aisle was divided into two sections. One section held the liquid soaps and the other held bar soaps. There was also a section for fancy soaps in all flavors, colors and fragrances contained in fancy designed bottles. Behind the soap aisle was an aisle for toothpaste, mouthwash and other dental products - that was virtually empty. There were two continuous aisles full of assorted facial products...Read More Meet Sam Afua Kessie  P Sam Kessie is an Atlanta-based British/Ghanaian, writer/director who has contributed to an impressive number of film shorts, documentaries and features in her career. Sam’s directorial eye can be seen in Maverick Entertainment Group’s, Life 101: Angel’s Secret, which was released on DVD in June 2009. Read More |
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