Voice From Afar: Is Ghana an aid-dependent African country collecting World Bank Stars?
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The Daily Graphic on January 2 this year reviewed an article by the London Financial Times which expressed the view that Ghana could become “an emerging black power rather than an aid-dependent African reformer collecting World Bank stars”.
Monitoring, evaluation and the gender question
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Despite many interventions to correct the imbalance, gender inequality still persists in much of the world, including Ghana. In poor and middle income countries, females are more likely to be poor than males while primary and secondary school enrolment is lower for girls than boys. In developing countries, women are more likely to work as unpaid labourers than men.
“The Accidental Ecowas & AU Citizen”
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Hot Issues on the AU needing popular advocacy (I) – or Travelling Cheaply in Africa, & Southern Sudan Given the untimely passing of Qaddafi, it is all too easy to write more column inches about the man and his works for Africa.
Stop Pleasing Others
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It is quite normal for most of us to do things or make changes in our lives in other to please certain people, especially loved ones.
What more, the bulk of us, are living ‘life’ in a certain manner because that is what everyone is doing. We adopt certain behavioural gestures and pursue certain dreams because that is what everyone else is doing.
THE PATIENT, THE CUSTOMER
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What matters is that Monday is finally here. I promised continuing the story of my experience at that Hospital (that will still remain unnamed). So let’s take it from where we left off last week (sorry if you did not read last week’s piece, call the Editor for a copy!).
