Just once in your lifetime – Napoleon Ato Kittoe writes
The death knell will sound in your own ears just once. Afterwards, you won’t hear it again, everlastingly. If you heard it, you are leaving... Read More
Ato Kwamena Kittoe
The Ghana People Are Back ooo
When buses carried exile home and children searched every window, 1983 By Napoleon Ato Kittoe I was part of the children playing in our school... Read More
“Gyakye Quayson Law” Sparks London applause
Push for Full Diasporan Participation President Mahama says his administration is pushing for full diasporan participation in Ghana’s political culture. A constitutional amendment is proposed... Read More
Writing books sits next to childbirth
The Pain of Book Gestation Book gestation is the closest to the pains women tell of childbirth. The biological process takes nine months, but expression... Read More
Knives winning
Bloodbath at Wassa Domama Funeral A violent confrontation between rival groups at a funeral in Wassa Domama, Wassa West, Western Region, ended in a grim... Read More
Africa’s Economic Future Takes Center Stage at Swakopmund as Leaders Champion AfCFTA-Driven Growth at Invest in Africa 2026 Summit
NANA ACHIAA ABOAGYE SWAKOPMUND, NAMIBIA — One of Africa’s most influential economic gatherings, the Invest in Africa 2026 Trade Expo & Business Summit, has brought... Read More
AfDB Industrialization Index 2025: Morocco dethrones South Africa to become most industrialized country in Africa
Morocco has now established itself as the leading industrial economy on the African continent. This is one of the main takeaways from the 2025 edition... Read More
Madagascar praises UN Resolution 2797, supports Moroccan Sahara autonomy plan
Madagascar Praises UN Resolution 2797 / Supports Moroccan Sahara Autonomy Plan The Republic of Madagascar, committed to the principle of the territorial integrity of UN... Read More
Morocco consolidates its strategic positioning through domestic reforms, active diplomacy and technological ambition
Rabat is pursuing a path of deep transformation, driven by economic, social and institutional reforms, an increasingly assertive diplomacy, and a determination to establish itself... Read More
Synthetic products threaten real cocoa sector
For lack of political will, illegal small-scale mining thrives in Ghana’s hinterlands. Looking on unconcerned, compounding our woes in the cocoa industry. With foreigners joining... Read More
16 buildings in Greater Accra marked for demolition – Muntaka 
Stanbic Bank Ghana donates GHS 400,000 in flood, fire relief items to NADMO 
Just once in your lifetime – Napoleon Ato Kittoe writes 
eLearning Africa: Africa must take ownership of its educational future – Dr. Apaak