John Mahama John Mahama has for almost a decade engaged Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia in a shadow boxing bout. Prior to the 2016 polls, John Mahama had questioned the capacity
The Bawumia Factor, Mahama’s Delusion
In the spirit world, especially in the realm of the fetish priests, sometimes they are disappointed by their “powers.” The present generation familiar with the antics of magicians would
The Volta Revolution
Somewhere last year, the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) began a journey to find a successor to President Akufo-Addo. About a score of leading members of the NPP entered
Doses Of Lies, Insincerity
The two dominant political parties are fighting to attract the favourable attention of Ghanaians. Winning such favour requires the use of skills of communication underscored by sincerity. It is
Nothing But Ugly Noises
John Mahama Since losing two consecutive elections in a very undignified way, the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has been scheming for an unconstitutional change of leadership in the
Possessed By The NDC ‘Evil Spirit’
 Alban Bagbin It is said that anybody who fails to learn from history is doomed to fail. That is the path that Speaker Bagbin has adopted following the confusion
Flaunting The Hooliganism Tag
Following developments in Parliament, we reiterate that the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is the cancer cell inhibiting the progress and growth of our democratic process. As is normal
The Gods Have Made Them ‘Mad’ (2)
Ato Forson Everyday the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is “branding” itself as a party that does not believe in the rule of law. To put it bluntly, it is
The Gods Have Made Them ‘Mad’ (1)
Our elders have stated it very unequivocally that “he who the gods want to destroy, they first make mad.” The absurdities of the actions of the National Democratic Congress
The Stars’ Lost Twinkles (2)
Black Stars players  The national disgrace brought upon Ghana by the abysmal performance of our national team, the Black Stars against the Sudanese national team cannot be assuaged by
The Stars’ Lost Twinkles (1)
 Following the shambolic performance of our national football team, the Black Stars in Libya against war-torn Sudan, the over 30 million Ghanaian supporters are angry and prescribed various solutions.
No Elders In There? (2)
Democratic governance thrives with the conduct of regular elections to give the people the opportunity to exercise their franchise in an open and transparent contest. In as much
No Elders In There? (1)
John Mahama Perhaps this year’s election is synonymous with the end times. If one wants to go to the extreme, it can be likened also to an Armageddon or