Everyone goes into a contest to win. Losers, we are told, are orphans as they have no following, while winners are the toasts of society. It is against this
Megaphones Of Doom, Gloom
John Mahama The New Patriotic Party (NPP) government has a Herculean task to break the eight, but as Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia said, “it is possible.” The task ahead
Shameful Naysayers, Bailout Is In
Professor Bokpin Certain characteristics have emerged among opposition politicians and their cohorts in the country. The worrying trend has exposed some of these people as enemies of the state
Subdue GPRTU Bluff
Our government today has the penchant to acquiesce to pressure from all quarters, giving the impression that the state is weak. In a democracy, nobody expects an adversarial relationship but open
GPRTU: Unruly, Anti-State
Some individuals and organisations have been challenging the authority of the Republic to maintain law and order as well as peace and security. The power of the state cannot
Genesis Of Sakawa Sod-Cutting
 John Mahama It should be crystal clear to Ghanaians, especially the voters that this year’s elections will be about NDC lies and the records of the NPP. The NDC knows
Trial, Error Campaign Template
John Mahama The NDC and for that matter John Mahama needs power desperately. For which reason, they are on a kind of “trial and error” campaign strategy just in
Politics Of Mendacity (2)
 John Jinapor The naysayers have resorted to sloganeering and wishful thinking going into the December 7, 2024 general election. Slogans such as “dumsor is back” and “times are hard”
Politics Of Mendacity (1)
 Politics in our part of the world has been said to be a dirty game. We disagree. We think some people have decided to give politics the bad name.
Speak Up Or Walk Out (2)
Ghanaians currently experience power outages across the country akin to the dreadful dumsor of the John Mahama era. And as it is to be expected, John Jinapor, who as
Speak Up Or Walk Out (1)
Strategic communication is key in any human endeavour as it is basically acknowledged that nobody engages in any enterprise in the dark. This is because nobody would see your
Not As They Wished (2)
John Mahama Our elders say “if wishes were horses, beggars would ride,” and that is why the wishful thinking of the naysayers never materialised during the just ended festive season.
Not As They Wished (1)
Some Ghanaians likened our situation in 2023 to Armageddon and our country is next to hell because the prices of goods and services had gone beyond the reach of