There has been too much blood spillage on our roads. This makes the unenviable impression that Ghana has one of the highest road carnage in the world difficult to
Blood-Stained Gold In Eldorado
Our gold is unfortunately blood-soaked; the prospecting and mining for the precious metal is shrouded in fatalities. Last week ended on a bloody note; an illegal miner lost his
Law Practice Registering Novelty
President John Mahama Prominent on the to-do-list of President John Mahama during his second term of office is the resetting of governance not the least, management of the judiciary.
Let There Be No ‘Showdowns’
An unusual apology came as a novelty from one of the contenders to his colleague in the approaching internal polls of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), scheduled for January
Mensah-Bonsu’s Acid Test
Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu The temperature in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has appreciated worryingly. At such times in the life of one of the dominant political groupings in the country,
The Quality Of Decorum
Delegates are listening to all manner of rhetoric from the flagbearer aspirants of the New Patriotic Party (NPP). While some are well-mannered in their presentations, others are hawkish; their
‘It Will Be Done’
President Donald Trump The aforementioned headline represents the latest quotation from American strongman Donald Trump, as he ramps up pressure in his bid to acquire Greenland by all means.
Curriculum Content Confusion
Last week witnessed a resurrection of the vexed subject of LGBTQI+. Not that the subject died anyway; it rather went into a hibernation. Now a full-fledged political issue, it
Difficult Times For Commuting
Transportation is a serious economic activity in every country. When it suffers, the fallouts can be discerned in various spheres of national life. In the run-up to the last
A Queen Mother’s Goof
No amount of money or resources will be too much for ensuring national cohesion, especially when motley of ethnic groupings make up a country. Nigeria fought a costly civil
The Crazy New World Order
The year 2026, still in its early stages, might be laden with interesting times on the global sphere and locally of course. For now, the global stage is posting
Our Constitution, Our Nation’s Life
Last Wednesday, January 7, 2026, was Constitution Day, the accompanying holiday however set for Friday. It is a day set aside to celebrate the constitution; it also affords us
Fighting The Public, Not The Fires
At a time when we should be commenting on critical national issues that would ensure good governance, we have been compelled to take a look at a crude and