As expected, there is never a week that passes by in our motherland, Ghana, without we having to discuss one issue or the other. In a few weeks gone by,
Govt Must Declare Total Ban On All Legal, Illegal Surface Mining
Ghana is in crisis! Ghana is at the crossroads where it has to choose between survival and death. The combined mushroomed legal and illegal surface mining, called in the local
NPP’s Political Vote-Face: Kwabena Agyapong’s Epistle
“Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen”. -Winston Churchill KWABENA AGYEI AGYAPONG may have had his
The Apex Court Is Our Witness: The Alternative Is Scary!
On 7th December 2016, discerning Ghanaians found in NPP, a redeemer, in whom they reposed their absolute trust to set them free from the NDC administration’s unpardonable economic mess. Thus,
Let’s Face It, The NDC Had A Hand In Ghana’s Economic Collapse (2)
We also heard another importer narrating how he previously paid GH14000 duty on a certain saloon car and only paid GH9500 after the announcement. Dearest reader, is this individual not
NPP’s Failed Communication Theory
The truth is that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) failed and continues to fail as far as communication theory is concerned. Constituency, Regional and National Communication officers just talk without
Let’s Face It, The NDC Had A Hand In Ghana’s Economic Collapse (1)
We can neither deny nor ignore the fact that under the erstwhile NDC administration, Ghana experienced massive economic meltdown which regrettably brought to pass harsh socio-economic standards of living. Thus,
A Leader Fights For Unity At All Levels
What kind of leader would you be if you have unity at all levels of your group you lead? A strong leader, for sure! Are you a leader? Make it
Up The Down Escalator
Up the down escalator is how I see it; and that frightens me a lot more than down the up escalator. It’s about a Gatwick Airport experience, flying to North
Caleb’s Wahala In The Hands Of National Security!
The Caleb-National Security story dominated the airwaves last week. It somewhat doused the “#fixthecountry” flame. After listening to both those in support of Caleb and those who thought he had
Ministry: Clergy’s Or Laity’s Work? (1)
THE ONE problem facing most Christians today, especially those in Ghana, is the misunderstanding of the word “ministry”. Some Christians understand it to mean a church; others take it
Black Star Line: Maritime Venture
Good economic reasons informed the decision of the Prime Minister to establish the iconic Black Star Line shortly after independence. At its inception, there was no denying the fact
Exploring Akufo-Addo’s Commitment To Education: Policy, Spending, And Outcomes (1)
Prince Hamid Armah, PhD (The author) Before it rose from the first meeting of its first session, the eighth Parliament passed the 2021 budget statement and economic policy presented by