By: Adu-Twum Sadiq & Issifu Abdul Karim It is not a man’s duty, as a matter of course, to consecrate himself to the obliteration of any, even the enormous wrong. But he may still properly have other concerns to engage him. Nonetheless, it is his duty to avoid any destruction, but use what ‘Ghandi’ calls “Ahimsa” […]
By Adu-Twum Sadiq (WAPAN PRO) Elections continue to be the key criterion in the practice of democracy across advanced and the democratization process of most developing nations and Ghana is not an exception. Though elections are not an end in itself, it continually remains a means to an end because it provides the major blueprint […]
Fully funded by the Rotary Foundation, the prestigious Rotary Peace Fellowship program is designed for individuals and professionals with work experience in international relations or peace and conflict prevention and resolution. A key component of the Fellowship is the Applied Field Experience (AFE). The AFE provides the Rotary Peace Fellows (RPF) with a unique opportunity— […]
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