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  By Isaac Ato Mensah Accra – 20 December, 2021 Contracting leprosy was one of the most tragic things that could have happened to an individual in the ancient world.  Whenever a person with leprosy [- not leper!] was around other people, they were required to shout “unclean, unclean,” so passersby would know to keep their distance.  People affected by leprosy were required to live “alone, outside the camp,” so as to reduce the risk of transmitting their disease to others (Leviticus 13:45-46). To become infected with leprosy was to be isolated and humiliated perpetually. In order to remove this stigma from people affected byRead More →

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By Isaac Ato Mensah Accra – 3 June, 2020 Individual members of the Catholic Association of Media Practitioners-Ghana (CAMP-G) have bared their fangs in response to our article titled “The Silence on Ghana’s Roman Catholic Front”. While none of them have disputed any of the facts and questions/issues raised in the article, there are insistent concerns about what the motive of the article is. Sadly, some have demeaned themselves by hurling a baseless charge of “hatred” of the church. Does the Catholic church in ghana not complain about National Health Insurance Scheme arrears, comprehensive sexuality education, etc, etc? So, if there is a trending globalRead More →