World Cup: Will Europe finally acknowledge the beautiful qualities of its African ‘guests’?
France’s victory in World Cup 2018 – a decisive 4-2 demolition of gutsy Croatia, on 15 July 2018 – brought a feeling of “deja-vu” to …
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Romance at Jaware
After a few beers, confidences would be shared at Jaware. Our correspondent recalls an unusually soul-searching, romantic coming-of-age tale recounted by a friend.
Mahama’s Guantanamo deal angers Ghanaians
Relations between Ghana and the US have become a hot topic after the African country agreed to host freed Guantanamo prisoners.
The cost of being a successful African footballer
It isn’t just unscrupulous strangers that African footballers abroad must watch out for but their own families in Africa too.
Ghana: Living with loss after AFCON 2015
In Ghana our word to express sorrow for loss is Buei! (Alas!). After AFCON, Ghanaians can cry their hearts out, but they must remember this rhetorical question, …
Chinese lessons: Past, present and future
China has achieved enormous economic success since the Chinese Communist Party rose to power on 1 October 1949. But that success has come at a …