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People and Living
Muddy Source Of Life; The Ningokofe Water Story
If water is life, as they say, then clean water will be a good life.
ASAK Thoughts
It’s None Of My Business
We have generated an obscene amount of wealth which means we now work more than we ever had to but at the same time, more of us sink further into poverty.
Politics
When Trivia Thrives Over Issues: The Ghanaian Politics Case
The majority of the people who elect leaders in my country have little education, sometimes none. Also, the colonial system which established the educational system doesn’t make it any better. They needed some guidance.
ASAK Thoughts
The Conversation On World Peace Hasn’t Began Yet
World bodies in their current state rely on chaos and destruction to stay relevant. War and disaster are avenues for them, their superiors, and NGO partners …
People and Living
Passion For Game: Mawuvi Basketball Fellowship
I met Ali in high school, and he played for the school team. Now, as a trained teacher, he is focused on introducing and teaching the game of basketball to children of diverse backgrounds and instilling in them a sense of responsibility, discipline, and the culture of nature conservation.
ASAK Opinion
The Nuclear Super Story
My point isn’t hinged on the financial cost of managing nuclear waste and accidents only, and even that, Ghana cannot deal with the financial repercussions of a nuclear meltdown and the compounding bills of keeping atomic waste will dig a massive hole in our economy.