Until we learn to give credit, not even always where it is due, all mal-happenings - whether its by our fault or otherwise - would be equally shipped to our doorsteps

A country's judiciary can be likened to the sky, when one pelts stones at it, it shortly falls over the heads of the a whole generation and as-such the country gets bereft of "credible justice" that long.

The Ghanaian in me would have projected Dr. Nkrumah over Nelson Mandela but for the abundance of tolerance and conciliation that Madiba exhibited, post-apartheid (independence), made him a distinct and profound trailblazer accross borders globally

Whoever coined the word POWER, am sure, never imagined politicians' obsession with it

The most striking characteristic of one's civility is the understanding that what's considered "Normal" is diverse for all mankind coming from different backgrounds.A simple appreciation of this perspective is the hallmark of true civilisation

The reason African businesses do not thrive past a generation is their lack of a long-term stategy against competition and importantly political uncertainty.