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The Expatriate
by Peter Addo
http://home.roadrunner.com/~osofo
African by birth, urbane, yet casual
Royalty by blood, literate, yet colloquial
One can attribute it to all sorts of things
A Scholar by avocation;
Yet believer in the tradition of the elders
An alien in a strange land
It never sounds glorious to me
Of diverse intellectual passion,
Each word becomes past
Such is the polluted air of life:
It surrounds and engulfs
Stumbling and incoherent even to myself
Two people encased in one soul
An alien; squeezing essential meaning
Each day into a divided life.
Sophisticated; yet nonchalant
From Moscow to London, and from Washington to Bonn
Now he is free, but is he really?
One half never equals the other
Forever an alien in a strange land.
The Expatriate by Peter Addo
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NDC And NPP Agree with National
Security on Measures to Deal With Post Election
Skirmishes
GBC, Dec 14, Ghanadot
- The National Chairmen of the NDC and NPP have agreed
to rope in supporters to avoid blood shed. This follows
a crunch meeting between the two parties and National
Security. An official of the National Security, Col
Emmanuel Nibo, told Radio Ghana that the meeting was in
a friendly environment. . ..More |
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The
Kenyan Rigging Module
DailyGuide, Dec 14, Ghanadot - What unfolded last
week when Ghanaians cast their votes has been described
as a classic instance of electoral thievery, a case akin
to what took place in Kenya in December 2007. ..More |
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Did Ghana Vote For Corruption?
Daily Guide, Dec 14,
Ghanadot - How would Ghanaians vote for a government
which has presided over the collapse of one of the
biggest social interventions ever introduced in our body
polity, I mean the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS)
which offers the poor the opportunity to access
healthcare delivery at no immediate cost to them, decide
that they will vote for the total collapse of the
scheme? ...More
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Despite disputes over an
election result, Ghana is still a success story
The Economist, Dec 14, Ghanadot
- In Ghana’s presidential and parliamentary elections,
decided on December 7th, the arguments were not about
ideas but about the results. The incumbent, John Mahama,
won by a whisker, with 50.7% of the vote. His opponent,
Nana Akufo-Addo of the New Patriotic Party, claims that
technical glitches which prolonged voting allowed the
ruling National Democratic Congress to tamper with the
votes.......More |
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