Fear Cuts Deeper than Scissors: Why Ghana keeps producing followers, not leaders

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WAC of Oak 2 months ago

Am struggling to get the meaning of this article

Am struggling to get the meaning of this article
Kwame 2 months ago

Very well said and to the point.

Very well said and to the point.
S. Paapa 2 months ago

Very brilliant write-up. Policies on schoolgirls' hair is just as old as it is useless in today's world. Obviously, it was put in place by the colonial master for reasons best known to him/her - to undermine the black image ...
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Very brilliant write-up. Policies on schoolgirls' hair is just as old as it is useless in today's world. Obviously, it was put in place by the colonial master for reasons best known to him/her - to undermine the black image. Leave the girls alone to feel and look good about themselves; it is all part of Education.
Kwame 2 months ago

The Chinese, Cubans, North Koreans, Russians and Vietnamese students are ahead of all students because of discipline.
When a person graduates from any institution, he or she is asked what discipline did you study.
That mea ...
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The Chinese, Cubans, North Koreans, Russians and Vietnamese students are ahead of all students because of discipline.
When a person graduates from any institution, he or she is asked what discipline did you study.
That means education is discipline and there is no education or acquiring knowledge and skill without discipline.
Fiifi 2 months ago

Trueee that

Trueee that