The Beacon and The Shadow Hunter
Sade Robinson Case
August 18, 2025
The Golden Walls
The king feared being forgotten more than death. To prove his greatness, he ordered his palace walls painted in pure gold. Each brick blazed under the sun. Travelers marveled, poets praised, rivals grew envious. But beyond the palace gates, the…
The Ripples
He stood at the riverbank, stone in hand. Behind him: a woman who loved him. Ahead: a path to power. Both could not be his. The stone was small, ordinary. Yet when he released it, the water did not simply…
The Priest’s Roses
He was a man of God, sworn to silence, sworn to purity.Yet each full moon, he left the chapel doors ajar and walked barefoot through the night, guided by nothing but his hunger. In the hidden quarters of the city…
“From Complaints to Solutions: Elevating Ghana’s Collective Mindset”
There’s a sound you can always trust to fill a trotro, echo in offices, or headline a radio call-in show. It’s not gospel music or football commentary – it’s complaints. It’s like the easiest conversation starter between Ghanaians. It’s how…
Our Culture Is Not Our Excuse – Time Wasting & Chronic Lateness
In Ghana, it’s common to hear the phrase, “This is how we do things here.” It’s said with a smile, sometimes a shrug, but often it’s a cover, a shield used to defend habits that are neither efficient nor helpful….
The Last to Eat: Why Musicians Are Always Left Behind (And Why I’m Selling My Music Directly to You Now)
There’s a quiet, painful truth in this industry. One that rarely gets said aloud:Musicians are almost always the last to eat. We’re the ones who write the songs, sing the pain, capture the moments, soundtrack your memories. Yet somehow, in…
“No Time for Juan-A-Jay”: A Mindset Shift We All Need
Have you ever tried explaining something to someone who wasn’t listening to understand, just to argue? We all know that person. The one who’s loud but not wise. Opinionated but uninformed. Always ready to challenge, but rarely ready to learn….