That important day on our national calendar set aside for us to salute our farmers for their role in providing our carbohydrate and protein requirement is due once more. Their
GNFS: Urgency Of Retooling
One state agency which has over the years been denied the necessary logistics to undertake its mandate of fighting and preventing fires is the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS). Until
Tamale Police Wake Up!
It is a law enforcement standard that criminal cases such as defilement and rape are for courts to adjudicate and not committees of enquiry set up by agencies such as
Mischief About ‘Cashless Ghana’
A cashless society is one in which there is a marked reduction in the use of physical currencies for daily transactions. The current efforts at turning the country into a
Arrest The Tamasco Sexual Predator!!!
A disturbing story about how a suspected sexual predator at the Tamale Senior High School (Tamasco) raped a student in our edition of yesterday broke the hearts of many readers.
DOVVSU: The Journey So Far
Last Tuesday, the Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Ghana Police Service launched its 20th anniversary celebration. Commemorating the anniversary of such an important unit is good
Flowers For The Fallen Cops
“A country which does not honour its heroes and heroines is not worth dying for” is a widely held dictum. It is a fact indisputable by all standards. Yesterday, the
Eyes On Bank CEOS
Dr Ernest Addison It is gratifying observation that the Bank of Ghana (BOG) has not let down its guard over the banking sector. Of course, that is the way to
SOS From Poultry Farmers
There are only a few Ghanaians who do not patronize chicken, a fact which underscores the large volume of consumption of this major source of protein. The economic implication of
WAEC, That Is The Way
West African Examinations Council The integrity of public examinations must be protected by all means. It is for this reason that we congratulate the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) for
Papavi’s Escape: Security Conundrum
Charles Komi Kordzordzi, aka Papavi Charles Komi Kordzordzi, aka Papavi, and his Western Togoland project may sound surreal and fantastical but in security matters nothing should be taken for granted.
Giving Referendum A Bad Name
Some of the arguments being advanced by antagonists of the Amendment to Article 55(3) are not supported by sound premises and so can only attract public opprobrium. The antagonists operating,
Politics Without Candour, Principles
The place of candour in politics cannot be overlooked. Those engaged in this noble occupation have a duty to exude this quality in all their political dealings and with sincerity.