Today’s heading was inspired by the late Paapa Yankson’s hit song titled, ‘Okukuseku’. He was one of my all-time greats. The song advises us to fear humans instead of ghosts

Dr. Prince Hamid Armah I have noted with some amusement an article currently circulating that seeks to give false comfort to the ill-informed about the respective statuses of the NPP

As first days (or nights) on the job go, it was not what you would call ideal. When members of the eighth parliament reported on the evening of 6th January

This article is to discuss the logic behind the setting of targets by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA). A target by definition is an objective to which efforts are to

President Akufo-Addo with his trusted Chief of Staff Frema Osei Opare Political analysts have argued the success of a President is a reflection of the performance of the Chief of

“For to be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.” Nelson Mandela “If we

Dear President, I write to you as a proud citizen of your country and applaud you for the good work done in the last four year especially on the implementation

The Art of Leadership  Jesus said, “Blessed is the merciful: for he shall obtain mercy.” A wise leader knows that he may need mercy himself one day. That is why

Akufo-Addo and the NPP did not file an election petition in 2012 to “remove all doubt…” Indeed, today, there are still several Ghanaians who still have doubts over the credibility

On 23rd December, Justice George Buadi, a High Court judge in Ho, granted a strange injunction to stop the gazetting of Peter Amewu as MP-elect of Hohoe. The gazetting had