Lambon Admonishes

The author, a young Ghanaian, reflects on his childhood in Aboabo, a suburb of Kumasi, where football was a central part of life. He shares his own experiences playing for…

A salesman for a big company was so eager to exceed or at the least, to match that gargantuan sales target set for him by his employers. During his usual…

People tend to think challenges, difficulties and misery are paths befittingly created for and only toed by the vulnerable, poor or destitute. To rethink along this line, isn’t it a…

This is an excerpt from Kamal S. Lambon's blog, specifically "Leaflet 19 – Routine Saturday," reflecting on his childhood Saturdays in the late 2000s. The piece contrasts the drudgery of…

Everyone has, at least, that one thing s/he relish being an expert in. For nothing at all, everyone has a goal s/he strives harder to see materialize. With this, we…

Farming, storekeeping, scrubbing of all kinds, construction work, factory work, and the likes are peculiar jobs helpless African migrants get involved in after reaching their destinations. Having in mind that…

Chicanery and corruption in Ghana have passed the alarming and entered the fatal stage. Do we at all stand in better positions to keep pointing fingers at people we constantly…

This blog post, "Leaflet 18 – Food Fest," by Jamal S. Lambon Jnr, is a vibrant culinary tour of Aboabo, a diverse Kumasi neighbourhood in Ghana. The author details a…

This blog post by Jamal S. Lambon Jnr recounts his positive experiences attending both a Christian and a Muslim school in Ghana. He highlights the remarkable religious tolerance displayed by…

This blog post excerpt from "Lambon Admonishes" recounts a young Kamal S. Lambon's negative experience with food bullying in his high school dining hall. The author vividly describes how he…