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Former President of the Republic of Ghana His Excellency John Dramani Mahama is expected to kick-start this Tuesday, 28th March, 2017, book reading sessions and University lectures in Universities around the world – starting at the University of Ghana, Legon. In a Facebook post to announce this series of events, the former president wrote “Starting […]

It was adrenaline filled moment and fun packed as Legon Hall Week – the premier Hall in University of Ghana rounded up its Hall Week Celebration with a star-studded artists night. With the bar already raised by Pent (African Union Hall) this semester and with Legon Hall impressive past in organizing Hall week celebrations in mind,

A former student of the University of Ghana and also a former member of the General Assembly of the SRC and one very astute social commentator, Kofi Opare Hagan thinks the injunction placed on the Vetting and the lawsuit in general filed by disqualified Alfred Kumi is much ado about nothing. Commenting on Maxwell Amofia,

The office of the Dean of Students Affairs has notified all halls, clubs and associations not to invite students from other universities into the University of Ghana without the prior approval of his office 2 clear weeks before. Per this new directive and as part of measures to curb the increasing incidence of clashes between

The SRC executive portfolio aspirants vetting scheduled for this evening 24th March, 2017 has been postponed indefinitely after an interim injunction was placed on it at the SRC Court by Alfred Ababio Kumi, who was disqualified purportedly for not having the requisite 3.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). The statement from the Chief Justice of

Alfred Ababio Kumi, a disqualified presidential candidate in this year’s SRC election has called on his supporters to disregard his purported disqualification. In a statement signed by himself and countersigned by his running mate Emmanuel Boadi, they invite their supporters to troop to the SRC Union Building Conference Room for the vetting scheduled for today.

When I say that politics is a work of heart, I mean to juxtapose it to a love relationship between newly weds; the aspirant being the groom and the electorates, the bride. Life becomes a discomfiting cold day in hell for an aspirant when other grooms strip them of their machismo by taking their lovers’(electorates)

Tis not the volume of poecy The poet has crafted But instead, tis the  giftings Of the uncommon words Sewn together by the rhythm of many philosophies for one poem could change a cruel heart but a thousand more might tear a good one apart.