What does WDF stand for?

THE SAGES SAY THAT A COUNTRY that does not honour its heroes is not worth dying for, and this sits well with a decision by President John Atta Mills's government to organise a fitting centenary celebration to commemorate the life and works of Ghana's iconic first president, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah {pictured), who was born on 21 September 1909, The government has duly set up an 18-member committee charged with organising various activities to mark Nkrumah's centenary, with the climax on 21 September.

That it is only money, and that while it's not worth dying for, it's not worth living for either - not when there are so many better, worthier, more precious commodities out there.

As bad as things were, I decided the place where I had landed in my life just was not worth dying for.

So you have to decide whether it is worth dying for to look good, and how much risk you are willing to take.

Eventually, criminals need to understand that the profits of thieving aren't worth dying for.

He is aware, and troubled, that suicide bombers too have values that are worth dying for.

It is an intricate book of ideas that would lead advanced students to some meaningful discussions of what is worth dying for on a political and personal level and how family history affects our development.

Sophia Sherman Sherman Oaks Worth dying for Re ``Good and Evil'' (July 6): Philip Wilt states that since the Iraq war with its casualties cannot be called good, ``then it must be evil.