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Written by Timothy W. Kotin
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 13:02 |
Born in Kalpohene, Tamale, in the Northern Region of Ghana a little before the 90's, my world view as a child was perhaps no different from that of my peers elsewhere. With my mum as a teacher and my dad a social worker, we lived a simple but happy life--and I quickly learned to be content with...
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By: Abel Boreto
Last Thursday, I had the privilege of meeting my country’s prime minister, Raila Odinga, for the first time. Although I deeply appreciate the opportunity, I was left sourly disappointed by his appearance at Harvard’s Institute of Politics. While his charisma impressed , he...
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by: Naseemah Mohamed
The Harvard African Student Association sponsored talk by Dr. Hope Sadza not only highlights one of Africa’s biggest issues, but reveals that the dream for education equality can be turned into a reality.
In most African countries, tertiary education opportunities are not...
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By: Jonathan Kola
Yesterday, on invitation of the MIT Legatum Center, former Ghanaian head of state John Kufuor gave what was, at least on paper, a lecture on Entrepreneurship, Government and Development in Africa.' The well attended event drew a host of ardent enthusiasts from all over the...
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Written by Ugo
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Saturday, 15 August 2009 23:22 |
With the transition to the new academic calendar at Harvard, it seems we’ve lost a few weeks of possible rest and relaxation. Therefore, it is upon us to make the most of these next two weeks where summer classes have ended and internships are over. A vacation to the warm sunshine of the...
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