News about the fatalities following the firing of live ammunition by personnel of the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) taskforce is worrying. Human lives have been lost, very
The Alternating Perspectives Of Mahama
All presidents have individual characteristics, and these features differentiate them from each other. Each of them comes to power through the presentation of convincing and superior visions about making
EOCO Was In Action Again
Raymond Archer’s hounds were in action a couple of days ago, leaving behind tales of worries and political conversations. The location was Chairman Wontumi’s residence at Tema, the orders
John Mahama’s ‘Adversarial Remark’
When President John Mahama eventually spoke about the many scandals which have bedeviled his government, there was no doubt that it was an issuance of a positive testimonial to
Go Beyond Interdiction
One of the latest in the strings of scandals to hit this government has been the sale of diplomatic and service passports to persons under circumstances hinged upon criminalities.
Sam George’s Silly ‘Mere Lieutenant’ Tantrum
That was Sam George’s description of a lieutenant who he accused of harassing the people of his constituency over illegal sand winning. A social media video showed the Communications
Mr. Speaker’s Gavel
Followers of parliamentary proceedings, especially the stewardship of Speaker Alban Sumana Bagbin, will always remember the ‘I Am Number Three’ reference about himself. That was clear evidence that he
The Evacuation Conundrum
Time was it when during his return to Ghana from a foreign trip as Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa was greeted by a civilian version of a guard
NACOC Cocaine Bust Eye-Service
Another cocaine bust and a usual face-saving attempt by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) that they are on top of their terms of reference greeted us last weekend. Those
Worrying Diplomatic Criminalities
For the first time in the history of diplomacy in this country, one of the dominant political parties has been compelled to write to a foreign mission about ‘diplomatic
Is Kissi Agyebeng There?
We join many Ghanaians in wondering what the Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng could be doing in his office now as corruption and sleaze drown government. It does not appear
Such A Sleazy Conduct!
There is no letup in the pressure being piled upon Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to exit the honourable office he holds in trust for the people of
Obuasi SHTS Visit Not Enthusing
The Gender Minister has reportedly undertaken a belated visit to the Obuasi Senior High Technical School (SHTS). It is an eye-serving visit which would neither mitigate the pain of