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Written By Doris Yaa Dartey - Over a period of four working days, I had the opportunity of being a member of two separate delegations to meet two of our leading duty bearers. Unfortunately, the experiences were so different; as different as night is from day. Whilst one experience was an admirable class-act, the other one was horrible and a very low-blow to decency and respect. For both encounters, appointments were scheduled about three weeks ahead and went through processes of confirmation and assurances of confirmation.

It is good advice when you are told to do one thing at a time. But I think that is a bit limiting. That's because some things can never be done with. For example, I am a businessman, and until the Lord calls me, I will keep being one. There won't come a point where I will "finish" being a businessman. However, my being a businessman doesn't also stop me from doing other things. Do you remember when we started upper primary, we used to solve single equations until we got to JSS and started solving two, three, and four equations simultaneously? Good! As times go by, you need to be more sophisticated in how you go about what you do.

Ghanaian music sensation, Dennis Nana Dwamena, known in showbiz circles as KiDi was recently turned away from the Studios of Accra FM, by the host, Nana Romeo, for reporting late for an interview.

I recently went to the cemetery for a function. We stood together, one family remembering a departed member. All of us with memories, some fleeting, some vivid, all united in commemorating the absence of one who was once with us. It was while leaving the cemetery, stepping over tombstones seemingly strewn in our paths, that it struck me how disordered the memorial ground was.

Written By Timothy Ngnenbe - Mr President, I know you are a busy man.