From Allies to Adversaries: The 70Year Standoff Between the U.S. and Iran
For over four decades, the relationship between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran has been defined by […]
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The Shared Migration History of the Ewe and Ga People: Tracing Ghana’s Interwoven Ethnic Origins
The historical relationship between the Ewe and Ga people continues to spark intellectual debate among historians, anthropologists and cultural scholars.
Operation Cold Chop: The Day Ghana’s First Republic Fell, A Look Back at the 1966 Coup
Sixty years ago, on a seemingly ordinary Friday, February 24, 1966, Ghana was irrevocably altered by its first military coup
The Boycott King: How Nii Kwabena Bonne II Fought a Colonial Empire with Empty Pockets
Long before the first bullet was fired at the Christiansborg Crossroads, a different kind of war was being waged in