What’s New UPDATE: Gov’t Offers UTAG, TEWU Seat On Troubled KNUST Interim Council Columnist So, What At All Is ‘Katanga’? Dailyguide Africa October 27, 2018 K1: Koo, what at all is behind this massive crisis at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology? K2: Oh Koo, it all started at Katanga!! …
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Oct 03
FRANTZ FANON, PROPHET OF THE AFRICAN REVOLUTION
Frantz Fanon: Prophet of African liberation By Cameron Duodu Dec 05, 2011 Frantz Fanon played a key role in ‘legitimising violent struggle’ among ‘African liberation movements’, writes Cameron Duodu, in an exploration of Fanon’s relationship with Pan-Africanism, in particular in Ghana. The late 1950s, the era in which Ghana achieved its independence and took …
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Oct 02
THE COMPLEX ART OF RUNNING A GOVERNMENT
THE COMPLEX ART OF RUNNING A GOVERNMENT By CAMERON DUODU Surely the headline above this article is a mistake? For how can running a Government — something that’s done every day everywhere — be that “complex”? Hmmm — people imagine that “governing” is just a matter of presiding over a well-ordered process, whereby men …
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Sep 30
WHY ARE OUR PUBLIC UTILITIES SO CONTEMPTUOUS OF GHANAIANS? asks CAMERON DUODU
30 Sep at 13:40 WHY DO OUR UTILITY BODIES TAKE GHANAIANS SO MUCH FOR GRANTED? By CAMERON DUODU Time Out Magazine, the famous international guide to the best places where one can eat well, be entertained well and sleep well, in the world, has just paid Ghana the compliment of naming Osu, otherwise known …
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Aug 27
CONGO!…CONGO! by CAMERON DUODU
Patrice Lumumba: The rise and assassination of an African patriot Cameron Duodu Jan 20, 2011 Cameron Duodu remembers working as a journalist in Ghana and documenting PATRICE LUMUMBA’S dramatic rise to power – and subsequent assassination – from afar. In so doing he uncovers why Lumumba is such an important historical figure who ‘was not …
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May 14
A review of Cameron Duodu’s novel, “THE GAB BOYS”
BOOK REVIEW: “A MOST ENJOYABLE BOOK”: The Gab Boys by CAMERON DUODU (REVIEWED BY ANDERSON BROWN) ANDERSON BROWN’S LITERARY BLOG JOURNAL OF A SERIOUS READER: AFRICAN LITERATURE, IRISH LITERATURE, NOVELS, AND BEYOND TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2008 Duodu’s Gab Boys: QUOTE: Unlike a lot of politicized African literature, however, Duodu writes in a comic spirit, …
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May 12
THE UNINTENDED TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES OF GALAMSEY
THE TRAGIC UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF GALAMSEY By CAMERON DUODU IF YOU type the words, “galamsey+pit +death into the GOOGLE search engine, you will get “About 39,200 results in 0.34 seconds!” Among the first set of results on the screen will be: #14 feared dead in Galamsey pit at Prestea –/2017/07/03/14; .#Video: Final year student …
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May 07
A CHAT ABOUT THE TRANS-ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
SO WE WERE SOLD BY OUR BROTHERS. REALLY? BY CAMERON DUODU Cameron Duodu engages in serious conversation with the African Diaspora–about the slave trade and other matters. He writes: “Some killing, or rampage, or raid, or kidnapping, took place in Africa every single day, of every single week, of every single month, of every …
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