POINT OF ORDER BY KWAME GYASI E-mail: makgyasi@ug.edu.gh   There is no gainsaying the fact that the Parliament of the “Fourth Republic” has been a complete failure except for the

Society is an extension of the individual. The most we can hope to do with a problematic psyche is to re-form it. No responsible psychoanalyst would aim to do more,

“As were the days of Noah, so will be the coming of the Son of Man. For in those days before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and

Dear Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah Arthur, a while ago, while you were addressing the 42nd General Council meeting of the Church of Pentecost, you charged Christians in the country

Since independence Ghana had chosen the democratic path and even though this has been rudely interrupted by the military on several occasions, the country continues to strive to achieve democracy

“Ghanaians have a choice to make; if they want their leader to be sharing cars to individuals at the expense of the people or a leader who will create employment

South Africa is kicking Jacob Zuma and the ANC out of office.  In Germany, Angela Merkel is losing ground because the people say so and Britain has closed itself out

The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills     A good leader changes his followers. The people you influence will never forget you. They will be indebted to you forever.

IMANI President Among things that keep me breathing is the fresh think thank air in the choking congress polluted governance system. As a result, anytime I read or hear something

“Leadership is ultimately about choices: one leader might prefer one village, one dam; the other might prefer one chief, one car.” The words above are not mine; neither are they

Mohamed standing by one of his graffiti artworks in Nima Fifteen Ghanaian artists, 15 genres of art and 15 different media, with one goal; use artwork to contribute to the

On 3, September 2016, Myjoyonline.com reported that a former Clerk of Ghana’s Parliament, Mr S N Darkwa, had described as an error, the “outright dismissal of a motion brought before [the current