The 2017 budget statement read to Parliament by Mr Ken Ofori Atta on 02 March 2017 was a very competent one. It was also quite transparent. It conveyed a clear
The 2017 budget statement read to Parliament by Mr Ken Ofori Atta on 02 March 2017 was a very competent one. It was also quite transparent. It conveyed a clear
Ken Ofori Attah, Minister of Finance Promises made during electioneering campaigns are often taken with a pinch of salt because politicians rarely stay true to the timely fulfilment of their
Last week I commenced a series on the incarceration of one of the makers of Ghana’s history, a key victim of Kwame Nkrumah’s Preventive Detention Act (PDA) passed in 1958.
Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia On Thursday, February 2, 2017 and Friday February 3, 2017, the Ghana Integrity Initiative, the Ghana chapter of Transparency International, hosted a workshop on supporting
Ghana @ 60 If Ghana were a human being, working for any organization, March 6th would have been its official retiring age from active service. Ama Ghana, as she is fondly
The new budget for the remainder of 2017 is upon us. It’s often difficult for anyone to see the full picture – has spending gone up in some areas, down
“Nkrumah began his political career as a democrat and ended as a dictator… Rawlings began as a military dictator and ended as a democrat…It was an irony for Nkrumah to
Her Ladyship, Georgina Theodora Wood, Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana Last weekend my daughter and I had a weird WhatsApp conversation. As I sat through the funeral of
President Akufo-Addo President Akufo-Addo’s aim of quickly getting to work in order to fix the country’s ailing economy in his popular phrase ‘I am in a hurry and in great
Bishop Dag Heward-Mills If a poor nation’s head of state visits Paris for twenty days; books forty-three rooms in a five star hotel and spends more than one million dollars
‘Value for money’ featured prominently in a presidential inaugural speech. On hearing heritage fund could rescue education from underfunding, my initial thinking was value for money. Education is about guaranteeing
SONA Our elders say, “A chick that will grow into a cock can be spotted the very day it hatches.” How profoundly true! Our elders are wise indeed! It is
Dr J.B. Danquah and Tawia Adamafio The darkest human right abuse of the immediate post-independence period was arguably the arbitrary application of the Preventive Detention Act (PDA). It saw many