‘Tighten your belt’ used to be a post-budget plea from government for citizens to bear with price increases in times past. For the main reason of increased taxation/revenue measures, prices

IN the days before “wifi” gained supremacy in communications, something called “static” was regarded as one of the biggest enemies of radio transmission. One tuned one’s “a.m.” radio to a favourite short-

IN THE part one of this article, we considered the certainty of Christian leaders offering counselling services to nearly a third (31 per cent) of earth’s 7.3 billion people, who

For the past couple of days, I have been scratching my baldie looking for some lawmaking duty that surpasses working on the motherland’s akɔnhoma sika (budget). In fact, it’s not

“The bullet is stronger than the bullet” -Abraham Lincoln  “Deliberation and debate is the way you stir the soul of our democracy” -Jessie Jackson “OTUMFUO OSEI TUTU II, ASANTEHENE on

The treachery started in the run-up to the 2020 general election. The hierarchy of the party at the national level did not look at that angle as the campaign went

Preventive leadership is a style of leadership that tries to prevent the occurrence of crises. Preventive leadership is ready to deal with issues so that they do not become emergencies

Alexander Pope would say: ‘A little learning is a dangerous thing,’ something like ‘too known,’ in local parlance. He of a very sharp tooth with which he has been biting

By the time you read this piece, the Elephant would be climaxing its annual delegates conference in Kumasi. I’m certain the party would be leaving the conference energized, but still

The rallying cry, which has produced some euphoria among the teeming followers of the Danquah-Busia-Dombo (DBD) tradition today, is ‘breaking the eight’. It is, however, important to bring to the

By the Grace of God I live and work in Accra as a lawyer, making money from land and chieftaincy disputes and defending criminals. Even though I am no more