The Crucial Observer

In the presence of a shepherd

Years ago, when they were faced with a critical decision in their life, their minds were a whirlwind of confusion. In their moment of need, they turned to someone they knew would listen and offer guidance without hesitation. This person, older and more experienced than them, had a heart of gold and a willingness to […]

The Handmaid

As I navigate the vast expanse of the internet in search of fulfillment, my search engine leads me to this intriguing Handmaid. Initially appearing as a mere illusion, upon closer inspection, it reveals its enigmatic truths. It brings to mind Rene’s assertion that all humans possess the same capacity for reasoning, with the distinction lying […]

The Eyes of Authority: Mistrust and Control in the Modern Workplace

Our nation’s economic structure, combined with the capitalist system, has led to a troubling reality that often undermines human dignity. It is disheartening to see many workplaces, especially those with expatriates, operating in an atmosphere of deep mistrust. The constant fear of someone misusing company resources destroys the foundation of professional relationships. No one should […]

Slow and Steady: The Wisdom of Avoiding Haste

I recently had the privilege of attending a conference where a speaker shared a profound statement that has stuck with me ever since. It is a sentiment that I have witnessed in the people I have encountered and, at times, have found myself guilty of as well. Patience, they say, is a virtue that we […]

From Rote to Reason: The Case for Practical Education in Ghana

In recent times, a young lady from a school that may not be well-known in our region showcased wisdom far beyond her years. As I listened to her interview, I couldn’t help but be reminded of one of Africa’s esteemed political philosophers. Her eloquence and precision in speech were truly remarkable. I have been pondering […]