For a Ghanaian in London there are lots of things he’ll be impressed with and others he’ll be confused by. Yet there is a third category: that which is both impressive and confusing. I found that to be the big red circle with a blue line across – the Underground railway network! This day was … Read moreFor a Ghanaian in London
The more we think about it, the more it becomes astonishingly, almost frighteningly, clear that pride attaches itself even to the most brilliant of motives; like rust attaches itself to even the most brilliant of metals. One of the horrifying effects of sin on the human heart and spirit is our near incredible disposition to … Read moreThe more we think about it
In our part of the world, where increases in fuel prices are as often as one could wish his salary leaped, it is not too surprising that whiles driving, as though by some reflex activity, one’s eyes are almost always fixed on the fuel gauge, wishing and desiring: ‘could this gauge not just stay there!?’ The … Read moreIn our part of the world