Archaeological mystery in Ghana: Why didn't past droughts spell famine?

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  • Lilian 10 years ago

    From colonial slavery to NDC ignorance. Both are the same.

  • Willy 10 years ago

    This article is beyond NDC supporters reading, comprehension and understanding. Let one read and summarize for me to see.

  • Togbega 10 years ago

    Good research. Solid interpretation of research findings. This is the type of work we expect from our dons at the Archaeology Department at the UG.

  • kzee 10 years ago

    That's exactly what came to my mind. But sometimes you can't fault our scholars. They even have to fight before their research funds are paid while money is spent on things that don't benefit the nation.

  • Tony 10 years ago

    We thank NDC for making this research a success. If it is some violence npp, all the eight years would have been acids and killing of innocent souls. Idiot

  • Sarah 10 years ago

    That is all you can say, ya bre agu, idiot...?

  • sam 10 years ago

    Is a long time ghanaweb put such an educative piece. Kudos, u made my day

  • NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 10 years ago

    "hungry season"? What is that?

  • Kploanyi 10 years ago

    Hunger season is like the way NDC and dead goat has turned Ghana into

  • NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 10 years ago

    I found out that in reality "Hunger Season" is a code name for your prostitute mother. That is what she is known by in her trade.

  • Dixon 10 years ago

    Yes colonialism disrupted Africa is what has made a us the so called "third world countries "