Only a suspension has stopped the extension of mining activities close to our continental shelf or beachfront. It is as though the destruction of water bodies and forests has
Kofi Adams’ Vexatious Visa Signature
When political office holders are cornered as Sports Minister Kofi Adams is now, they can be pathetic. Cornered by the smelly raging visa scandal, the worst to hit the
Ablakwa, Retire The Imprest Now
The propaganda workshop of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is on overdrive. It has been so for the past few weeks and for worrying reasons. The scandals and faux
Mahama’s Obnoxious EC Game-Plan
What informed the decision of President John Mahama to make such despicable appointments to the Electoral Commission (EC) is anything but good-intentioned? Some prying Ghanaians think it is intended
SSNIT: The Wobbling Cash Cow
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) presents us with an apt case study about a money-making fund unable to meet its terms of reference and woefully so
The Chief Justice’s Welcome Reverse Mode
The Chief Justice’s position in the administration of justice is special and almost sacrosanct, the failure or success of the judiciary depending upon his performance. Being an arm of
Another Test For The President
 Even as we nurse the cancerous wound of the national cocaine scandal, the worst to hit the country in her existence as a nation, another one outside the narcotics
La Demolitions Comeuppance: Who Pays Compensation?
 The demolitions which took place on the beach of La in Accra have prompted questions over whether or not certain decisions by the incumbent government are given exhaustive thoughts
24-Hour Market Off-Ramping Challenge
 The 24-hour economy as a government policy is jinxed, reality which is visible in the continuous mutation of the model. As a rushed entry in the run-up to the
NPP, That Was A Trailblazer
 It was a successful party conference, an apt determinant of the health of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and democracy in the country as a whole. The NPP being
Jakpa Strikes: Government On Reverse Mode
 Under a reset agenda, untoward actions take place even when these are matters pendent in courts and awaiting adjudication. The recent demolition exercise of the Polo Beach Club regardless
Predicting The Speaker’s Gavel
 We can bet the Deputy Minority Chief Whip Iddrisu Habib was not surprised at the dismissal of his request for an ad hoc probe into the cocaine cases which
Not What We Want Mr. President
 Mr. President posed an interesting yet instructive question about what to do with the insult-laden TikToking in the country’s politics during his United Nations (UN)-sideline engagement with Ghanaian residents