Kwabena Mintah Akandoh “Don’t you know that I am a minister?” were the reported words from the lips of the Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh to a doctor at
Kwabena Mintah Akandoh “Don’t you know that I am a minister?” were the reported words from the lips of the Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh to a doctor at
Justice Gertrude Torkornoo is certainly almost out of the Chief Justice seat she occupied as head of the judiciary. For many who have observed the posturing of President John
Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah The hypocrisy about managing illegal mining or galamsey as it is referred to will remain with us as citizens of this country for a long
Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo When the National Democratic Congress (NDC) represented by President John Mahama succeeds in removing Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo from office, a bad and dangerous precedence
President John Mahama President John Mahama requested for a 100-day honeymoon period from Ghanaians before assuming the presidency. Whatever that means for us, it is about being given a
In Ghana these days, a lot of negative developments are being recorded. These occurrences, crude and uncivilised as they are, put to the test the efficiency and trustworthiness of
A part of Ghana is seriously infected with a security contagion, the implications of which can only be imagined. Bawku will remain in the news for unfortunately as long
Bawku is in the news for the umpteenth time and for an unenviable reason – ethnic clash occasioned by politicisation. With the residences of the
A terror squad is now one of the features of the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB). The metamorphosis from the unenviable Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) days of human
The AirMed brouhaha remains a negative necklace festooned around the neck of government. It has so far refused to respond to the flimsy responses from government and its related
We hope that the rampaging National Security Operations teams under the supervision of Richard Jakpa do not plant contraband items in the residences of persons of interest to them.
Our political discourse has fallen in love with aerodynamics lately. From the flight of guinea fowls to Burkina Faso, followed by the Airbus scandal, we are now faced with
The tale of ‘missing’ containers has taken dramatic turns since news about the conundrum made it to the media landscape. Poor Energy Minister John Jinapor has had to revise