So Precious!!

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Along the beautiful, winding road to the [...]

ICT UNDERUTILIZED IN GHANA’s EDUCATIONAL SECTOR , THE CASE OF KNUST

This article is the original work of Nana Esi  Egyirba Amuah, a participator of the SRC genus competition held at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana.

Background
t is evident that the information age is far advanced and consistently improving. There are the challenges, opportunities and the potentials in the use of [...]

Ray Boltz. Truly Created So?

As one of his classics, “I Wouldn’t Go Back”, rolled in my very serene environment this last Thursday in the month of October-the second of such a month in the second leap year of the new millennium, I couldn’t help, but ponder over the latest and famous decision of its renowned author – Ray Boltz.
I [...]

Their last in Cape Coast

Time to go….
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The Last Night in Cape Coast

The black and white pair stepped down from a rather rickety “trotro” (a lowcost commercial vehicle in Ghana). Their steps alone was ample evidence of the stressful day. They seem to love it though. After greeting me with a warm hug, they greeted the old lady of the house. “Maadwo” (meaning good evening in the [...]

When all apears meaningless…

Time has unsuspectingly been flying consistently very similar to Ghana June’s unabatting torrential rainfall. It wasn’t until I took one of my long reflective walks along the University of Cape Coast’s brightly-lit main road towards the science faculty that I discovered my long-term plans were not going as ordered.
A lot has happened since I started [...]

A Great Tree Has Fallen – Professor Andam is Gone! (as published by Obeng Mensah Richard)

It has been said that Men die but once, and the opportunity of a noble death is not an everyday fortune. It is a gift which every noble spirit prays for. An individual whose aim was to assist in the development of a nation, if left to the wishes of human, should not die [...]

Bronze at last

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How can I break the spiritual bonds that were passed on to me from my ancestors?

By Dan Vander Lugt (captured from RBC)

Some Christians believe that people can be “demonized” by ancestral sin. They believe that in such cases the demonized individual needs to be freed of inherited demonic influence by a “power encounter” in which the inherited demonic influence is exposed and expelled.
In our view, there is no scriptural precedent [...]

At Akim Swedru for a wedding

As part of it’s obligation, the University Interdenominational Church had representatives/volunteers honouring the wedding invitation of Kwaku Addo-Kissiedu, who happened to be a Sunday School teacher in the cause of his stay on campus. Having comtemplated for sometime as to whether or not to join the Boadi-Siaws for the occassion, all was settled by Thursday [...]