About two to three weeks ago, I was in the office behind NPP Headquarters, Asylum Down, Accra when a very good client walked in, his story was so bizarre that

The Art of Leadership A good leader will follow the spirit’s leading and become unpredictable in a good way. I am not talking about failing to turn up for your

The simplest definition of a failed state is one that cannot provide its basic responsibility such as electricity which is a security threat to a nation. According to the 2021

Every Ghanaian living everywhere in our land must bow down in shame at the very disturbing news item that all the revenue for the state – NINETY PERCENT is from

“…Have a strong sense of responsibility; be professional in the execution of your duties; be unbiased and firm; don’t cover wrong-doing; don’t defend the indefensible; serve if you want to

The year was 1974. I was a first year Law student at University of Ghana Law faculty. Early one morning two senior lecturers walked into the Lecture hall Professor Akilagkpa

Somehow, a number of unattended national issues have reinforced former President Mahama’s somewhat sensational claim that Ghanaians are forgetful. Typical examples are the shameful double salary NDC MPs case and

Sometimes, one subjected to what he considers as unjust treatment, would see himself defending someone caught in a similar situation. In so doing, though, he could see similarity where there

Introduction Before the presentation of the 2022 Budget Statement and Economic Policy on Wednesday 17th November 2021, key stakeholders in the education sector and many others who have been following

A picture that dominated the bed-sitting room of Akwasi’s teacher, greeted him each morning. As the “class prefect”, it was automatically his job to sweep the teacher’s room, straighten the