Jean Mensa When we insist that John Mahama is a very inconsistent character, just short of saying his actions are hypocritical, his guard dogs in the NDC, civil society,
A Failed Rebranding Project (1)
Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang Last Wednesday, an event unfolded at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) auditorium during which the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) attempted to rebrand.
Spoiler In Ejisu, Watch Out
Wontumi We are sometimes baffled by the politics of hatred in our country, especially during the Fourth Republic. Students of politics and governance always tell us about the essence
Herculean But It’s Possible
Dr Mahmudu Bawumia Election 2024 is going to be a Herculean task for the New Patriotic Party (NPP). That does not mean “it is not possible”. In the words
National Nightmares
Certain national issues continue to give us nightmares, leaving us to wonder whether Ghana is jinxed. Recent happenings give us that concern, including the decision of that truck driver
Rethinking Our Attitudes
Many strange things are happening in our public space that calls for swift action, but the people are left in quandary. It is as if things are normal with
Break The Scammers’ Front
IGP, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare Yesterday, one of our columnists raised the issue of the menace of scammers in our public space. We consider the activities of these miscreants
This Is Reprehensible
Our beef these days about the power challenges is that those who are appointed to manage the power utility agencies must live up to their assignments. Ghanaians want power
Stop The Turf War Now
There are elements in our society who want to do everything to create a semblance of an ungovernable state in our distinct polity in the West African sub-region. This
Dare The Scholarship Secretariat…
 IGP, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare                        Â
Ghanaians Deserve Better
Kissi Agyebeng Interesting times are here as the country inches towards the 2024 general election. It is a time Ghanaians expect our political leaders to tell them about policies
This Country Shall Not Fail
The role of sincerity in politics cannot be overemphasised. It is the absence of this virtue which allows many to lose confidence in politicians and by extension state institutions.
Congratulations Muslims
Ghanaians, especially the Muslim community joined their compatriots across the globe to commemorate Eid-ul-Fitr, the day set aside to observe the successful end to 30 days of fasting. The