The vigilance of immigration officers at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) scuttled the attempt by some bad persons to traffic seven Ghanaian girls to the Gulf States of the Middle
Let Us Rethink Riot Control Gadgets
The death of a student and another suffering injury after they were hit by warning shots from the police deployed to stem the riot in a Sandema school in the
Steeped In Lawlessness
The late Wasihu Idrisu The family of Wasihu, who was slain when one National Democratic Congress (NDC) vigilante group descended upon another in Kumasi, is very angry. Of course, they
No Father Christmas Anywhere
President Akufo-Addo addressing the Africa Diaspora Summit When President Akufo-Addo said at the African Diasporan Summit in France that there is no Father Christmas anywhere he was only advancing his
Integrity Comedown For Mahama, NDC
Ex-President John Mahama Eventually former President John Mahama and the leadership of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) have had a change of heart and embraced the Ghana Card. The
A Word To The Wildlife Division
AOur concern for local fauna and flora is almost non-existent. We hardly talk about how to protect these segments of mother earth without which our existence would be terminated eventually.
And A Korean Minister Visits
Ms Kang Kyaung Ghana’s rising status in the international community is informed by progress being recorded in the various departments of governance, with the economy in particular showing important inroads.
Opposition Fatigue Choreography
The demonstrator Ghana, of course, is in better hands than it was under the previous administration. Lying is the stock-in-trade of members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and they
Virus In The Lines
Cpl Isaac Wassa Lincoln The danger posed by the existence of a virus in the Armed Forces of a nation is as overwhelming as it is scathing. It is damaging
No Bruises, No Lacerations
Emmanuel Ajarfor The bone of contention in the modernghana ‘torture story’ is whether or not the two gentlemen were really subjected to the ordeal one of them claimed they did.
Road Indiscipline Emergency Et Al
A university don, Prof. Ransford Gyamfo, of the Department of Political Science last week vented his frustration over the abuse of sirens in the country. His frustration, which he rendered
Osiem Chief Shows The Way
Osabarima Adjei Mireku The Chief of Osiem in the Akyem Abuakwa part of the Eastern Region has embarked upon a patriotic venture worthy of emulation by not only his colleague
Plastic Pollution: The Trend Continues
When he took his turn at the meet-the-press series, the Science and Environment Minister, Prof. Frimpong-Boateng, said a new policy on plastics was awaiting cabinet approval for implementation. While we