Proverbially, it was all music in my years when I read cabinet has pooh-poohed the idea of a tow tax administered by a private company operating with public funds. Like

Ever had a feeling of hopelessness and could not see any light at the end of the tunnel? That was how I felt when I first heard the SSNIT $66

It’s half past midnight, and a mini bus pulls up at the Ghana-Togo border at Aflao in the Ketu South District of the Volta Region. On any other night, the

This promises to be one of my low grade articles; the quality is not going to be that high. I will tell you why, next week. This week Ibrahim Mahama

The very recent attack by terrorists in Burkina Faso should be of worry to Ghanaians since we share borders with that landlocked country.  What is most worrisome is that our borders

Snakes are masters at hiding. Most of the time, the patterns of the snake’s skin camouflage the snake by breaking up its outline and making it difficult for predators to

My first degree is in Diplomacy and International Relations and it has always been my desire to pursue a master’s programme in that field. Last year, I managed to gain

There are two answers to the question, “Who founded Ghana”. If you are an Nkrumahist, the answer is simple: Kwame Nkrumah, as the prime minister who received the instruments of

Kennedy Agyapong “I know the responsibility, I know the expectations, I know the legacy, I know what is behind me. I know the history of this club. I know what

Yesterday I dreamt that Simpa Panyin was pushing a taxi up the McCarthy Hill, with a number of enthusiastic crowd lining up, clapping and waiting for him to touch the