One day, you too will become an ancestor. When your name is spoken by future generations, will it be remembered with gratitude or with pain? Will they thank God for the foundation you laid, or will they suffer because of the consequences of the choices you made? “The good we do, we do unto ourselves.”...

When a man of Richard Nii Armah Quaye’s stature speaks about supporting GaDangme prodigies and creating opportunities for young people, it should not be dismissed as mere rhetoric, but redemptive. It is a serious national responsibility. But there is one critical point: Quaye cannot, and should not, carry this vision alone. The vision is simply...

History teaches a sobering lesson: societies collapse when they discourage their builders. Unfortunately, Ga Mashie, like many traditional communities has grown vulnerable to this destructive pattern. Too often, those who devote years to preserving peace receive less encouragement than those who devote days to creating controversy. Genuine service goes unnoticed while loud criticism is applauded....