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Thaddeus Sory to Dame: And still crying, even more incongruously – Part I
I honestly don’t believe Cry Baby wrote the response. For if he did, it’s quite incongruous how he admits I have NPP-affiliated clients
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Prof Kwaku Azar writes: The dangerous myth that ‘Shall’ means ‘May’ in Ghana’s Constitution
A widely misunderstood claim from Ghana’s 2013 election petition suggests the Supreme Court ruled that “shall” doesn’t mean mandatory—implying it could mean “may.” This myth misrepresents the Court’s actual position.
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Thaddeus Sory writes: The incongruous cry baby again…
Having failed to attract attention for some time now, Mr. Cry Baby [Incongruous is his first name] has once again started screaming
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The ‘world’s deadliest food’ claims over 200 lives every year, yet nearly 500 million people still eat it
Some foods can be dangerous, such as cassava, which is labeled “world’s deadliest food
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Sincerity, Friendship and Equality: Written in An Era of Global Economic Turbulence
As the world economy faces severe challenges of rising unilateralism and a trade war looms large on the prospects of global economic recovery, certain country’s tariff policy makes the international landscape more uncertain
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Mr. President, hit the ground running with your plan for Islamic finance in Ghana
With the growing appetite of Ghanaians for inclusive financial solutions, the time is ripe for the government to accelerate its plan to embrace Islamic Finance as a catalyst for economic growth
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Why Islamic Finance matters for Ghana’s economy: A call to action
The President's promise to implement Islamic finance in Ghana during the election campaign must be revisited and action taken urgently

