Every well-meaning Ghanaian shrilled and thrilled when sometime last year the Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Alfred Benin, ordered that some identified properties of the litigious businessman, Alfred Woyome,
A View from Accra City Hall: The “okada” phenomenon: to legalise or not to legalise?
Background Road injuries are estimated to be the eighth leading cause of death globally. About 3,700 people across the world die every day due to road crashes. Motorized two and
‘Re-Call For Seccession’ (Independent Western Togoland) – My Personal Stand
Since it’s not easy to brush away this nagging and reoccurring calls by a group of octogenarian citizens and their grandchildren from the Volta Region for a breakaway from Ghana
Ofaakor Sub-Chief’s Body Found
The late Nai Osipi Darko The body of the sub-chief, who was killed in a gun attack over a parcel of land around Kasoa Ofaakor in the Awutu Senya East
Be A Leader With Emotion!
We all sometimes have reservations about leaders who seem to be without emotion. We draw conclusions about such people – that they are not real! People are attracted to people
The Bona Fide ‘Spiritual Giant’ Of NPP Is Gone (I)
Most Reverend Dr. Samuel Asante-Antwi With the unexpected passing away of the Most Reverend Dr. Samuel Asante-Antwi, the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) has not only lost one of its
The Poor Workman Blames His Tools
Growing up in Nima, we heard many interesting stories about our compatriots who went to seek greener pastures in Anagoland in the late 1970s and early 1980s. One story etched in
A Minister Should Have Tough Skin For Insults
A Minister Should Have Tough Skin For Insults By James Quansah jamesquansah@yahoo.com SHOULD CHRISTIAN ministers trade insults on radio and elsewhere? Have those who habitually exchange verbal attacks really followed
Please, The Police
Like all life as we know now, Europe says the Ghana Police Service has its origins with them—so there you have it, modern police systems find their roots in Europe.
Dream Big!
An’ when you cry, be sure to dry your eyes, ’Cause better days are sure to come An’ when you smile, be sure to smile wide An’ don’t let ’em
The Office Of A Vice-President (I)
Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang When ex-President Mahama nominated Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang as vice-presidential candidate for the NDC, many radio stations made the nomination a capital issue. The discussions were
People Are Complaining Of Bad Roads Everywhere
Whenever I watch television and see the state of our dilapidated roads, I ask myself: What is the need of infrastructure debates? In fact, I ask myself why Mr. mahama
Dear Leader, Prepare For The Future!
THE ART OF LEADERSHIP “A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and hideth himself: but the simple pass on, and are punished” is what the Bible says in Proverbs 22:3.