Unhappy democracy day! By Donu Kogbara
What else can we do about insecurity? By Adekunle Adekoya

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SAP – needs -7 point programme- and the rest of us
However, SAP’s shock treatment appeared more drastic than the patient could well tolerate – massive doses of devaluation which disgraced the Naira; tough credit squeeze which reduced profitable investment and income policy that affected effective domestic demand.
Who is a thief now?
Just as millions wallow in penury, we hear of billions been stolen, we hear of scandals – Siemens, Halliburton, failed banks etc. For the common man it is “when I turn here, the rain falls on me, I turn there, the sun shines on me … I can only go beyond and forget,†as the poet mourned a grave situation, so hopeless that only death could end his own sorrow too.
Oil and the Naira’s value
IT is a long way away from the days when we bought and sold with cowries; in the days when a lady with uncommon whiteness of denture would be referred to as eyin fun j’owo, in tribute to the glossy whiteness of the cowrie.
Unsporting behaviour
Part of the current Law (as it was until 30 June 2009 ) states among other issues that ‘a defending player who deliberately steps over the goal line into his team’s goal, (which is technically outside the field of play) in an attempt to place an attacking player technically in the offside position is to be regarded as having behaved in an unsporting manner
Obama’s Accra declaration and aspects of a new US-African policy (1)
We must first recognize the fundamental truth that you have given life to in Ghana. Development depends on good governance. That is the ingredient which has been missing in far too many places…..’’
— President Barack Obama Speech before The Ghana Parliament, July 11, 2009.

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