Most Fr. Rev Emmanuel Kofi Fianu – Chairman of National Peace Council (NPC)   It is heartwarming to note the subtle admission by the National Peace Council (NPC) that there

  The recent crackdown on bad mattress production during which some Chinese nationals were arrested has opened the Pandora’s Box on substandard products flooding our markets. Officials of the Ghana

Kojo Oppong Nkrumah   We have observed with surprise and a sense of disappointment the low-key publicity accorded the Akufo-Addo regime imported state-of-the-art information vans. We have been constrained under

  In our part of the world where there is dearth of infrastructural developments, politicians depend on promises to undertake same during their vote-seeking rounds. Their ability therefore to convince

Dr Johnson Asiamah   The Bank of Ghana (BoG), the country’s apex financial institution, has never been so much on the spot. Embroiled in partisan political propaganda and operational challenges,

  Those who struggled to have the Criminal Libel Law repealed must be cringing over its subtle return. We would not mince words in stating that the Criminal Libel Law’s

President John Mahama   Determining the cost of wasting the taxpayer’s money to power two or even more high fuel-consuming vehicles for a trip to Agona Swedru to arrest a

President John Mahama   Another disturbing entry has joined the growing list of threats to the freedom of speech in the country. The arrest of the Agona West Constituency Organiser

  ‘Women Stripped Naked In Military Brutalities’ is a worrying front page-headlined story in yesterday’s edition of this newspaper. It brought back memories of the dark days of the Provisional

President John Mahama   The tendency of NDC governments to abandon projects initiated by their predecessors whenever they assume power has become a defining feature of the political tradition, and

  Bawku is still restive and it is worrying. A couple of days ago, representatives of the Mamprugu Youth Association (MAYA) hosted a press conference in Bolgatanga, the Upper East

  A rare exemption was granted to the Greater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo, when she took her turn at the quizzing session of the Public Accounts Committee. Information has