Blog of the UG-LSU
Over a year ago, I bought a second hand camera and decided to start photo blogging to while away time. It was six months after graduation and I had decided to use that year as a gap year, so there was ample time at my disposal. When I first bought the camera, I knew next […]
Irregardless of the separation thesis (a major motif of legal positivism) and similar overgeneralised arguments made about law, this short essay is a testament to the symbiotic relationship between law and morality in Ghana. So, even if the separation thesis holds true in other jurisdictions, in Ghana, the law flows from morality. Dr Kwame Nkrumah […]
In 2016, China became the world’s largest economy, overtaking the United States of America, at least in purchasing power parity terms. China’s economy has grown in leaps and bounds over the last thirty years, in addition, its stature in world affairs has grown and so has its sphere of influence. Nowhere outside Asia is this […]
I stared in expectant silence as the lady walked slowly up to the podium and unrolled a sheet of paper. She gazed at the crowd and in a clear voice announced the eagerly awaited results. The crowd immediately jumped up in jubilation. The sheet of paper was the collated results of the 2016 presidential elections. […]
We were once like you. Very soon, you will be like us. These two short sentences are arguably the most ubiquitous and ominous sentences you will find around of an existential meaning. However, do not worry, there is no intention of being deep on that level. Take me at my word, we (upper classmen) literally […]
So per our laws, men cannot be raped. Even though I had heard this several times in the past, it was a bit unsettling hearing it in a criminal law class. The dismay was not with the lecturer. He was merely repeating what the laws of the country state. The shock was that the statute […]
So per our laws, men cannot be raped. Even though I had heard this several times in the past, it was a bit unsettling hearing it in a criminal law class. The dismay was not with the lecturer. He was merely repeating what the laws of the country state. The shock was that the statute […]