By; David Emaahi Tetteh Ghanaian legendary Actor; David Kwame Dontoh There is a distinct, undeniable gravity that comes with a lifetime dedicated entirely to a singular, unwavering mission. In the landscape of Ghanaian arts, culture, and creative execution, few names carry that gravity quite like David Kwame Dontoh. Affectionately known across households as “Ghanaman” or the legendary “Agoro Master,” Uncle David is not just a veteran actor—he is a living archive, a fierce cultural diplomat, and the literal blueprint of what it means to hold a mirror up to society. The Medical School Pivot: Choosing Purpose Over Permission Long before he graced international screens, David Dontoh was an avid reader, poet, and playwright during his secondary school days at Apam Senior High School. But walking the path of a pioneer is rarely met with immediate applause. When he decided to fully commit to the arts, his father vehemently opposed the choice, expecting him to enroll ...
Prof Frimpong Boateng Former Environment, Science, and Technology Minister, Professor Kwabena Frimpong Boateng, has stirred internal debate within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) by calling for a language-based overhaul of the party’s leadership structure. Speaking during an interview on Nhyira FM, the prominent statesman suggested that the party’s rebuilding process must include a vetting of officials' communication skills—specifically their command of the English language. Prof. Frimpong Boateng expressed concern over the caliber of leadership at various levels, particularly targeting those who have received formal education but struggle with English fluency. He argued that such a gap is "unacceptable" for individuals representing a major political entity. "The party folks in this region who have gone to good schools but cannot speak English should all be taken from leadership roles in the party," the Professor stated, emphasizing that educational back...