By A.R. Gomda It is not coincidental that the Survey Department in Accra is located within a military zone, a Cantonment if you like, where it has always been since
By A.R. Gomda It is not coincidental that the Survey Department in Accra is located within a military zone, a Cantonment if you like, where it has always been since
POINT OF ORDER BY KWAME GYASI Email: makgyasi@ug.edu.gh “When you are given an American Ford Expedition car bribe, say it is a Japanese Toyota V8 car gift” — Anon,
Law cannot control society if it does not satisfy fundamental social needs for both stability and change (Roscoe Pound). The law had no existence apart from the decisions of courts.
Portia: The quality of mercy is not strain’d It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath. It blesseth him that gives and him
Simpa Panyin, I bring you warm greetings from Winneba. Winneba is calm, except that we are not catching a lot of fish these days. The pastors here have prayed all
The Supreme Court’s conviction and imposition of a four-month custodial sentence and a fine of GH¢ 10,000 each on the Montie trio, and another GH¢ 30,000 fine on the directors
When pushing turns to shoving and shoving to fisticuffs and the apple cart is turned upside down, the owner of Montie FM, Mr. Harry Zakour will pack bag and baggage and
There is nothing to talk about this week except Montie and the supplementary budget presented to parliament on Monday 25th July. So unfortunately, I cannot write again about the economic
The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills A leader may use his creativity or he may not. But a good leader will use his creativity. This will be seen
Going over my words, written or the spoken that I remember, it’s a complex motherland. Because at this life stage, I am not supposed to eat my words. As
We woke up last Friday only to be greeted by the sad news that ace highlife musician Daasebre Dwamena had joined his ancestors in the land of “Samanfo”. I’m particularly
When four-year-old Mildred Adubea Frempong collapsed, her parents became alarmed. Not knowing what might have happened to their third child who was healthy a few minutes before the blackout, Mr
By Cameron Duodu Ghana is not the only country in the world in which the law of contempt is detested in some quarters. This is because wherever that law exists,