Friday, 21 October 2016

FIDEL IS 90

Commandante Fidel Castro
By Duke Tagoe
Commandante Fidel Castro, Leader of the Cuban revolution will clock 90 years next Saturday, August 13.

Even though he has retired as President of the Island state, he is still seen around the world as the main inspiration behind the revolutionary prospect in Cuba.

Under his leadership Cuba has attained almost 100 per cent literacy rate in a country where education is absolutely free from the cradle to the grave.

Access to healthcare in Cuba is also one of the best in the world.

The small Island state of only 11 million people has successfully defeated US aggression on several occasions.

 The 90th birthday of Fidel is expected to be marked across the world even in the capitals of western countries by progressive forces.

 In Ghana it will be marked with sporting and cultural event by Ghanaians trained in Cuba, Cubans resident in Ghana and members of the Cuba Solidarity Campaign on Saturday August 13, 2016.

The Freedom Centre will also mark the event with a cultural event on Monday, August 15, a political discussion on Wednesday August 17 and a film show on Friday August 19.

Editorial
CONGRATULATIONS
On Founder’s Day, Wednesday, September 21, 2016, seven very distinguished Ghanaians received the Black Star Excellence Awards at the Miklin Hotel in Accra.

The awardees are Professor Akilagpa Sawyerr, a distinguished academic and a lawyer, Captain Kojo Tsikata, a participant in the wars of national liberation in Africa, Kojo Amoo Gottfried, a diplomat, G.A Balogun and Charles  Heymann, trade Unionists and Explo Nani- Kofi, a left wing activist.

The Insight congratulates all these gallant people who have contributed so much to the liberation of the under privileged from the Clutches of poverty, ignorance and deprivation which are all symptoms of exploitation.

It is our hope that their heroic deeds will serve as shining examples to this generation and future generations.

May our collective efforts lead to the building of a new world on the foundation of social justice.


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