The recent allegations by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) regarding the adjudication of four high-profile cases raises an urgent question about the integrity of Ghana’s judicial system.
The Fool Is Repeating His Folly!
We live in the part of the world where people easily take offence anytime the word ‘foolish’ is used in describing their perceived folly, rightly or wrongly. But two
Poor Management Breeds Economic Woes
The financial crisis should not become an excuse to raise taxes which would only undermine the economic growth required to regain our strength – George N. Bush As believers of
Breaking The Eight-Year Jinx For Continuous Dev’t
Have you ever used a dictionary called Blue Book? The real name is Progressive English Learners Dictionary, but because the colour is blue, we used to call it Blue
Good Riddance To Bad Rubbish!
Discipline is one of the most important traits in a person’s life or a group. It refers to a set of rules and regulations which are to be followed
The Escalation Of Cybercrime: Protecting Our Digital World
In recent years, we’ve witnessed a startling surge in cybercrimes, a relentless wave of attacks driven by increasingly sophisticated criminal actors. Their targets are vast and varied, ranging from
A Critique Of Gyan V Gyan: A Perspective On Consent And Capacity At Common Law (3)
From around the 10th Century, the notion of marriage as forming part of the seven sacraments became popular in Western thought, based on a positive reception of the views
Religious Prostitute?
The victory of Dr. Bawumia as the NPP presidential candidate has caused a lot of consternation in the camp of the NDC, and seems to have destabilised their response
A Critique Of Gyan v Gyan: A Perspective On Consent And Capacity At Common Law (2)
Errors in the Application of Boateng v Serwaa on the Face of the Record In the case of Gyan v Gyan, the interpretation and application of the principle established
Our Mother Goes Home
Death smiles at us all, all a man can do is smile back – Marcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor. Human as we are, death is inevitable, and at the thanksgiving
War Against Information Weaponization: Why Some Countries Restrict the Use of Certain Applications
Queen Modestus, Diplomatic Discourse Analyst There is a common belief that countries like China, Saudi Arabia, and Ethiopia do not support freedom of expression. This is often attributed to those
Lessons To Learn From History
 Sometimes I am hunched with emotion anytime I hear advocates of the Fix The Country talking as if governments that have come and gone did nothing to fix the
A Leader Knows Death Can Happen But He Does Not Throw Himself At Death
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills A good leader knows about the reality of death but he does not throw himself at death, because he knows that God