As a pan-African organization based in Ghana, the foundation is promoting Peace, Education and Culture in Africa.

Its dream is to work towards the dream of Kwame Nkrumah:
"The United States of Africa".

If Americans are united, Europeans are united, why not African?

Peace and Love for a better world!

The Government of Ghana is in the process of privatizing the Aburi Gardens.

The famous Gardens, which attract both local and international tourists every year, has been deteriorating in the recent past years.

Tourism Minister Akua Sena Dansoa revealed on Thursday that the park will soon be sold to private handlers.

“It’s in a very sorrowful state and so the cabinet has directed that the Ministry of Local Government, under which falls Parks and Gardens, which has responsibility for the parks to divest the park,” she said.

She said the Ministry is no longer in a position to manage the Gardens and that the options available are a Public Private Partnership or a a wholly private sector takeover.

She assured that when the process is completed, it will become a beautiful sight to behold as it used to be.

Akua Sena Dansoa also described as ‘unGhanaian’ the practice where people urinate in the open. She says the uncouth practice paints a bad image about Ghana to tourists.

Sometimes you drive in the centre of Accra and you see people by the road side urinating. Where on this earth will you find that? Even in certain parts of Africa you cannot do it,” she lamented.

She said people should inculcate in themselves and in their children the Ghanaian image of decency so as to keep the environment clean and free of diseases.

“It is not even proper for you to stand there and display your thing and start urinating. So when fathers and mothers do that, what do you expect your children to do?” She asked.

A member of the Kaneshie community of the Accra Metropolitan Area, Mr. George Brown, was recently brutally stabbed and hacked to death in his home by an armed robber. Several innocent Ghanaians have already lost their lives due to the brutal activities of armed robbers.

Whereas disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind, and the advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the common people;

Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law;

Whereas as enshrined in the 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana provides for the Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms of every person in Ghana in Articles 12-16 and also invoking the spirit of UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS by the General Assembly of the United Nations.

NOW, THEREFORE We are Calling on the President whom POWER has bestowed upon through the Government of Ghana to Clamp down on all persons operating these secluded villages called "WITCHES CAMPS" and immediately closing all those camps permanently.

Again we are calling on the Government of Ghana to integrate the poor inmates to normal community life thereby restoring their human dignity.

WE ARE TARGETING AT LEAST 1,500,000 SIGNATURES ACROSS THE GLOBE. WE WILL SEND THIS PETITION TO PRESIDENCY, CHRAJ, THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS, UNITED NATIONS, HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS, POLITICIANS, RELIGIOUS AND TRADITIONAL COUNCILS, AND THE PRESS.

WE ARE TARGETING AT LEAST 1,000,000 SIGNATURES ACROSS THE GLOBE. WE WILL SEND THIS PETITION TO EMBASSIES, UNITED NATIONS, HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS, POLITICIANS, GOVERNMENTS, PRESS AND MEDIA.

The time has now come for consumers to demonstrate and send a clear signal to the mobile companies that Ghanaians will no longer tolerate the shoddy services by these companies. By this petition we are inviting the Government through the Ministry of Communications and and the National Communications Authority to swiftly intervene to ensure that the following cocktail of consumer complaints are addressed without further delay;

1. GHANAIANS DEMAND PORTABILITY NOW BUY NOT IN 2 YEARS AS ANNOUNCED A FEW MONTHS AGO (right to switch between networks & still keep our numbers)

2. GHANAIANS DESERVE LOWER PHONE RATES AS PERTAINED IN THE HOME COUNTRIES OF THE TELEPHONY COMPANIES

3. GHANAIANS ARE TIRED OF LOW-GRADE SERVICE SUCH AS CALLL DROPS, OUT OF COVERAGE AREAS, REPEATED UNINITIATED TEXT MESSAGES, ETC.

4. GHANAIANS ARE SICK OF PHONY PROMOTIONS THAT ARE NOT MONITORED AND AUDITED BY THE NCA.

5. GHANAIANS ARE FATIGUED OF BEING OUT OF COVERAGE AREA WHEN THE PEOPE YOU CALL HAVE THEIR PHONES SWITCHED ON, AND IN FACT ARE AROUND THE CORNER FROM YOU.

6. GHANAIANS MUST BE PROTECTED FROM THE INDISCRIMINATE CONSTRUCTION OF MASTS THAT MAY BE HAZARDOUS.

On January 19, 2010, Government health inspectors ordered the school to resolve the problem or shut down. The problem is that Achimota, once Ghana’s leading secondary school and a pacesetter in West African education, is cash-strapped. The school is in a state of general decay and has no money to fix what has now become a huge and expensive sanitation problem.

The clogging and bursting of the sewer pipes has been accelerated by aggressive encroachment by private individuals, who have built homes illegally on school land, often almost directly on top of the sewer system's main lines.

Despite the risks to health caused by the ongoing spillage, there has been no discernible movement toward resolving the crisis. A sense of outrage and frustration is beginning to build among parents, students and alumni, especially since Achimota is a fully government-owned school. As such, it cannot decide, on its own, to raise school fees to expand its maintenance budget. Its hands are tied.

We believe that the Ghana Government has a clear duty to undertake major repair projects such as sewer system replacement at government-owned schools, especially when the school has been ordered by the Government itself to contain an ongoing and escalating public health crisis.

Also under the law, a person may decide to acquire the citizenship of another nation in addition to his citizenship, and thereby become a dual citizen, if the citizenship laws of that nation would permit him/her to retain his/her existing citizenship. The legislative proposal also replaced the Ghana Nationality Act 1971 (Act 361).

Many Ghanaians remain or become citizens of another country because of the advantages, including:

· employment opportunities
· entitlement to social programs, such as pensions
· property ownership
· unrestricted residency

Currently under Ghana’s Dual Citizenship Law among other things, no dual citizen of Ghana regardless of the person’s qualification shall qualify to be appointed as a holder of any office specified as below:

· Chief Justice and Justices of the Supreme Court;
· Ambassador or High Commissioner;
· Secretary to the Cabinet;
· Chief of Defense Staff or any Service Chief;
· Inspector- General of Police;
· Commissioner, Customs, Excise and Preventive Service;
· Director of Immigration Service;
· Commissioner, Value Added Tax Service;
· Director- General, Prisons Service;
· Chief Fire Officer;
· Chief Director of a Ministry;
· A rank of a Colonel in the Army or its equivalent in the other security services; and the worse of all is this vague one
· “Any other public office that the Minister may be legislative instrument prescribes”.
The act says all Ghanaian who wish to renounced their Ghanaian citizenship to:
· Apply to the Hon Minister for the interior for the grant of Dual Citizenship
· Purchase of Form 10 at the cost of $100 at the Ministry of the Interior or from a representative of the Ministry of the Interior in our Diplomatic Missions abroad

Under the law, it is an offence for anyone to use passports issued by their receiving countries and the Ghanaian passport interchangeable. That person becomes liable on Summary conviction to a fine not exceeding 250 penalty units or a term of imprisonment not exceeding one year or to both.

The law fails to distinguish between those Non-Resident Ghanaians who lost their Ghanaian citizenship by denouncing it for a new citizenship and those who became citizens of their receiving countries without denouncing their Ghanaian citizenship.

Please pass this along and sign below if you agree with other Non-Resident Ghanaians (NRGS) that our lawmakers in Ghana need to revisit this law that only grants limited citizenship to Ghanaians living in the Diaspora.

This petition will be forwarded to the Speaker and the Ghanaian Parliament, the Office of the President of Ghana and all concerned and hopefully we will be heard.

Ghana all of a sudden has become Accra, government as a well Ghanaians (both at home & abroad) continue to invest more in Accra than anywhere else in the country, however Accra as it is now is overcrowded (with a population density of about 895,447 /km²) and it's still counting.

Another thing is from Axim (Accra) to Zabzugu (Northern), non of our town/cities are planed "so when are we going to do that?"

The Da Vinci Code movie presents as the historical Jesus someone who is not recognisable in the Biblical record.

In essence, it is attempting to undermine the authenticity of that very record, and the judgement of those who received it. Remarkably, the Graeco-Roman dominant Church of that day elected to view itself as descended from the 'barbarian' heritage of Israel rather than from its own European heritage.

Just as Marcion sought to establish a Euro-centric canon of Scripture by excluding texts which he saw as full of 'barbarian' (non-European/Hebrew) influences, so the Da Vinci Code is a neo-Marcionite attempt to promote the Euro-centric (Hellenist rather than Hebrew) neo-Gnosticism that is always fashionable among those who consider themselves the children of Athens rather than of Jerusalem.

The true message of the canonical Gospels is that Jesus Christ is at once God and Man, eternal and temporal. A Gnostic faith may indeed deny the significance of the temporal in order to excuse deeds done in history that orthodoxy would label as sins. St. Paul addresses this matter in Romans chapters 5 through 8.

It seems as though the Western world is seeking some kind of metaphysical ground for what it has already accepted in practice: freedom from the bounds of the moral wisdom that has been promoted in the church for centuries.