The anti-galamsey fight is a step in the right direction. But the question is: to what end will the series of agitation serve if it is directed at President
The Evil Plot Thickens (2)
The country is in the grip of temporary alliances. Occasionally, elections “birth” this kind of coalitions even among ideologically opposed groups. That is why it is imperative for the
War Drummers In Full Flight
Omane Boamah The future looks bleak for Ghana, especially in Election 2024, when some political actors have decided to beat the war drums. We do not think we are
Storm In Teacup After All
Franklin Fifi Fiavi Kwetey The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has no strategy to surmount the hurdles of any competitive election. John Mahama relied on his darling girl, Charlotte
And He Spoilt The Broth (2)
Albert Kwabena Dwumfour Contrary to traditional norms of wisdom, the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) President launched a blistering attack on his host, the President of the Republic, for failing
And He Spoilt The Broth (1)
Extremism and fanaticism are no longer limited to adherents of faith-based organisations. Some politicians are more measured in their extreme activities than some professional and civil society organisations. While
Ostriches In Galamsey Fight (2)
Suddenly, all kinds of characters have found their voices to speak against galamsey. When President Akufo-Addo put his presidency on the line in the fight against galamsey in 2017
Ostriches In Galamsey Fight (1)
Oliver Baker-Vormawor Election years throw up all kinds of shadowy groups masquerading as civil society organisations with their focus: holding public office holders to account. On most occasions, these
IMANI: From Think-Tank To Talk-Tank
Franklin Cudjoe Founding President and CEO of IMANI Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, has launched another scathing attack on the DAILY GUIDE newspaper, fueled by his shadowy backers. He says the
Ours Not A Failed State
Democracy is the best means by which the rights of the citizenry are ensured, and those who choose their governments have a say in how policies are implemented, including
Futile Push To The Precipice (2)
John Mahama Interesting times are ahead of the December 7 general election, with the balloting of positions for candidates conducted and the parties attributing religious connotations to their positions
Futile Push To The Precipice (1)
Zaa Nyaya Quite a sad commentary though, but the political class is pushing the country to the brink of war. We are, however, certain that the peace, unity and
Reckless Coup Ranting
John Mahama The Scriptures have very clear guidelines about how to conduct ourselves so that our tongues do not become more lethal than the most deadly weapon on earth.