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EDITORIAL: POLITICS OF INSULTS—THE STRAW THAT BROKE THE CAMEL'S BACK.

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In 2024, more than sixty percent of political conversations on Ghanaian social media reportedly turned into personal attacks instead of meaningful discussions about policy. When one party communicator labels an opponent a “certified drug addict,” and the response is “clueless thief,” a serious question arises: Is this the Ghana we inherited—a country where political opponents wish death on one another, rank entire ethnic groups as unfit for leadership, and threaten activists with violence? What used to be occasional campaign insults has now become a daily flood of toxic language. It feels like the final straw for Ghanaian civility. My position is clear: political insults are not harmless entertainment; they are eating away at the pride of the nation. If we care about Ghana’s future, we must confront this problem directly, refuse to normalize abusive speech, and act quickly before words lead to consequences we cannot undo. The constant exchange of insults between the NDC and NPP has gon...
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Editorial: When a Pastor Calls God’s Gift of Tongues “Nonsense” - A Dangerous Precedent.

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A language may die if there are no people to speak it. Ghana is home to over 80 indigenous languages, with Twi spoken by nearly half of the population as either a first or second language. Nevertheless, Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, a respected televangelist, has declared that establishing a radio or TV station in Accra that broadcasts in Twi is “absolute nonsense.” This statement, captured in an interview with UTV over the weekend, is not merely an offhand opinion. It is a reckless provocation that dismisses the linguistic identity of millions of Ghanaians and threatens the fragile threads of national cohesion. I firmly and unreservedly declare: Rev. Dr. Tetteh’s comment is divisive, elitist, and dangerous. By labeling the use of Twi -- a language spoken by the Akan ethnic group and understood across all regions - as “nonsense,” he directly insults the heritage, dignity, and daily reality of countless citizens. Such rhetoric, coming from a man of God, does not stay within church walls. It...
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Tragedy: Ghanaian Winger Dominic Frimpong Killed in Team Bus Attack

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The Ghanaian football community is in mourning today following the devastating loss of 20-year-old Dominic Frimpong, a promising young winger who was tragically killed when armed attackers opened fire on the Berekum Chelsea team bus. According to reports, the incident occurred on April 12, 2026, as the team was returning from an away match against FC Samartex. Traveling along the Bibiani-Goaso road, the bus was ambushed by masked gunmen who opened fire on the vehicle. In the chaos that followed, the driver attempted to speed away from the attack, but Frimpong sustained fatal gunshot wounds. Another player also suffered injuries in the assault. Frimpong, a talented winger on loan from Aduana FC to Berekum Chelsea, was just beginning to make his mark in the Ghanaian Premier League. His death has sent shockwaves through the sport, with teammates, coaches, and fans struggling to process the senseless violence. Berekum Chelsea confirmed the heartbreaking news via their official Facebook pag...
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Some Useful Website Links for Teachers

Access reliable online resources providing teachers with useful website links:  1. GESMIS (GES) https://gesmis.org/dashboard/admin/login.php 2. NTC Teacher's Portal  https://tpg.ntc.gov.gh/account/login/teacher 3. Emis Census (MoE) https://census.moegh.com 4. Payslip  https://gogepayservices.com 5. GoG PV Validation  https://gogepv.com 6.   GESOPS  https://www.gespensions.com.gh/crm/member/login.php 8. SSNIT https://portal.ssnit.org.gh/login
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Why AKWAABA and not Oobakɛ by aggrieved Ga(s)

Why AKWAABA and not Oobakɛ by aggrieved Ga(s)
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ELEGY OF A LOST BROTHER.

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You vanished when you blossomed in your prime Unknown To you, they had planned your extinct Seeing how callously they wished you journeyed far You fell for their antics one fateful 17/18 October 2021 While you had gladly merryd among them. To my naked eyes seeing you lie prostate I was overwhelmed with rivers of tears Thought they would washed you ashore back to life Then it dawned on me it was the final bid Who would have thought of your flash extinct? Hearing You speak to the masses on what you love doing Indeed, man is callously wicked Sleep well my friend, love and flesh, Sleep well, steve! My blood brother, now a memory! Journey on, dead shepherd, with your parents, sister, uncle and granny. But don't,  don't let the wicked any iota of peace till they have tasted of their handiwork.  Journey on,  Steve,. You dead shepherd! 
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Hebrews 9.1_28 Dissection

THE OLD COVENANT AND THE NEW COVENANT COMPARED Hebrews 9:1-28 focuses on the fact that the Old Covenant featured aspects meant only as symbols of the "true" high priesthood of Christ. Since Christ's sacrifice is more powerful and performed in a better place, it is more effective in securing our salvation than the sacrifices of animals. "Priestly service in the tabernacle under the Old Covenant was a remarkable feat. When those things had been prepared, the priests always went into the first part of the tabernacle, performing the services/rituals. But into the second part, the high priest went alone once a year, not without blood, which he offered for himself and for the people's sins committed in ignorance. His entrance into the second part was not for fellowship, but only for atonement. The atoning blood was first for his own sins and then for the sins of his people." Access to the Holiest of All was thus severely restricted. Even when someone could enter, ...
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