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23rd May, 2013
The name Joshua is the English version of the Hebrew name Yehoshua, which means Yahweh is salvation. In vocals, the second component of the name is read Hoshea, and this is what Moses changed to Joshua (ref. Numbers chapter 13 verse 16).
Joshua was one of the 12 spies of Israel, Moses sent to explore the land of Canaan (Numbers 13:1-16), and ...
22nd May, 2013
A time has come for us all to show more concern about pedestrian safety on our roads. The issue of pedestrian safety in Ghana is alarming and raises more questions that ought to be looked at because ...
21st May, 2013
An indirect announcement to this effect is in the Gospel of St John and states thus: “And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up: That whosoever ...
20th May, 2013
The Public Relations profession in Africa, ascended onto a new pedestal on the continent last week, when the African Union (AU) gave it a formal recognition, according it a partnership status, and ...
18th April, 2013
The name Bismark Mensah might never have caught the attention of most Ghanaians. Yet it is now the most popular name on many international media networks and websites. Thanks to his honesty and high ...
17th April, 2013
Mrs Laura Carpini, Italian Ambassador has commended Ghana as one of the African countries regarded as the beacon of democracy.
She said the country has huge potential business opportunities hence ...
17th April, 2013
Three women met their deaths on Monday, when a three-storey building collapsed on them at Safo Abodwese, near Krofrom, in the Kumasi metropolis.
An old lady who was rescued from the rubble, was ...
17th April, 2013
Mr Emmanuel Onyeje, General Manager of Microsoft Anglophone West Africa, has noted that Microsoft is enhancing its partnership with National Information Technology Agency (NITA) to improve upon ...
11th April, 2013
Ageing is inevitable. Everybody will become old and hit 70 years and except death lays its cold hands on the person he or she would experience old age.
There are so many problems pertaining to ...
19th February, 2013
This revelation paints a gloomy picture about the world’s languages, a tool we cannot dispense with. Let us remember that when a language dies, a culture dies; the collective identity of countless ...
13th February, 2013
Ghana is endowed with abundant natural and human resources which, if well managed, will help improve the wellbeing of Ghanaians – and the efficient management of the country’s resources is ...
11th February, 2013
The baby was born with both male and female sexual organs; the doctors used their discretion to get rid of the one that appeared least developed. Upon becoming an adult, the individual became a ...
8th January, 2013
CONGRATS 'FOR THE TIME BEING, MR PRESIDENT!
By CAMERON DUODU
IT is often acknowledged that democracy is not the best form of government. Except that it is better than any other system of ...
4th September, 2012
Statistics available to the National Road Safety Commission (NRSC) on road crashes in the country indicates that road traffic fatalities increased by 16.2 % in 2000 (increasing from 1,237 in 1999 to ...
28th June, 2012
It is barely a little over a year ago, when Arab countries began to undergo violent changes in their system of government. First to go was Tunisia, followed by Egypt and then Libya.
Currently, the ...
25th April, 2012
As a young boy growing up at Accra New Town in the late 70s, I used to sit in front of our house in the evenings watching the vehicles of some big companies who had picked their staff to work in the ...
21st February, 2012
Back in Accra, we will go straight to the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital where God will receive prayers for and from the patients before calling on the Chief Executive Officer and the Board Members.
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21st February, 2012
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) chalks 60 years in March this year.
Examination bodies the world over, in the quest for credible examinations and international acceptance, have not ...
20th February, 2012
Last weekend, I had a dream in which God was telling me about his plans to visit Ghana soon for four days to see how his children are faring.
To him, these four days would be very hectic since ...
18th February, 2012
The news about sugar remains bad… Really bad. Over the past five years (and counting), this column has pronounced prophesies of doom on sugar. That sparkling, blushing, crystalline, sweet stuff is ...
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The president of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS), Ms. Paula Gilbert, says a standard procurement system is the only way ...
