In our leader yesterday, we excitedly put out as did others, news about the end of the insecurity which has bedeviled Bawku and its environs for a while now.
Bawku’s Buried Hatchet
Even as we relish the positive outcome of the Otumfuo Osei Tutu II mediation efforts in the Bawku restlessness, we would like to call for measured commentaries and celebrations.
Retail Business Overrun
David Amoateng Ghana’s retail business ambience is on the verge of being taken over by non-citizens. If a report that seventy or so percent of this space has been
Let’s Be Circumspect About Military Commentaries
Issues bordering on national security must be tackled with decorum and circumspection. In police states, ours not one of them anyway, references to issues which have the semblance of
Indiscipline Gaining Traction
Indiscipline is gaining traction in the country. It is now a canker which has infested almost all spheres of our national life. Even the school system is not spared
Ill-Treatment At Ben Gurion Airport
The ill-treatment of Ghanaian travellers at the Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, Israel, as reported by the Foreign Affairs Ministry refers. The diplomatic anomaly could be a pointer
Collision Course In Parliament
The sharp divide between the Minority and Majority could not have been better displayed than the pandemonium which enveloped the august House last Monday. Precedence, it appeared, no longer
Who Wants To Kill The SP?
Paranoia is a condition which makes a person feel not liked by others. In extreme cases, the victim thinks he is a target of assassination by those who detest
Femi Falana’s Fire On The Mountain
Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas Last Saturday, the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) was venue of a symposium to commemorate the 75th birthday of Ghanaian diplomat Dr. Mohamed
GTEC’s Delayed Action
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has acted again. Until the Commission started raising concern and taking action against the use of unearned academic titles, many had hardly heard
Give Peace A Chance In Bawku
Conflicts stall development and this is evident in places which have unfortunately experienced civil strife. Today, Yendi, once a conflict-zone, is out of the woods and witnessing a rapid
Giving Free SHS A Bad Name
Some personalities are predictable as far as their opinions on national affairs are concerned. Such persons are unable to conceal their political inclinations; their jaundiced opinions are proffered without
Worst In Five Years
The results of this year’s West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) have been reported to be the worst in five years. It is a reality which has gotten