Ken Ashigbey Ken Ashigbey, the man at the forefront of the galamsey crusade could not have painted a gloomier picture about the risks his compatriots are facing today in
Chief, We Beg Your Pardon!!
Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II With an unusual number of treatment plants being shut down by the Ghana Water Company, a situation occasioned by heightened illegal mining activities on
Minister Pays For His Hubris Big Time
Sam Nartey George The recent dispute between MultiChoice Ghana and the Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation over DStv subscription fees was an opportunity to address legitimate public
School Placement Travails
The hassle associated with this year’s school placement has been nightmarish. Although the picture of a smooth exercise is being painted, we can simply conclude that it is just
Of Predatory School Authorities
Parents whose daughters have gained admission to KNUST Senior High School, Kumasi, must understandably be worried about the safety and welfare of freshers in the school. This concern follows
New Chapter On Galamsey
The campaign against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, in the country has not abated. It is perhaps the hottest subject in the country today, as politicians kick it
Limitations Of Non-Alignment
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa We could not agree more with the stance of government on the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Last week’s Minority in Parliament’s statement which condemned the Foreign
Beyond Politics, Trivialities
The negative health impact of illegal mining or galamsey are beginning to dawn on Ghanaians. The water bodies are muddied and highly polluted even as the forests lose their
A Minister’s Power
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa Nana Asafo-Adjei Ayeh, Member of Parliament (MP) for Bosome Freho, has paid a price for exposing the Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa about the state
Ghana Deserves Decent Policing
IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno Law enforcement or policing is very critical in every civilised society where the rule of law persists. As a human institution, there are bound to
Rethink This Project
The infrastructural needs of the country, especially in the roads sector, cannot be overemphasised. It is for this reason that this sector constitutes one of the major expenditures of
The Bishops Have Spoken
The effects of the chemicals being used by illegal miners on both our water bodies and forest reserves are varied. Besides the direct effects of these on the health
Let The Police Wake Up
During President John Mahama’s engagement with the media at Jubilee House recently, he proffered a way out of the occasional brutal assault by the police on journalists performing their