Following revelations and confessions originating from the stalled National Cathedral project, former President Akufo-Addo can have the last laugh. And it came to pass that a national cathedral was
Following revelations and confessions originating from the stalled National Cathedral project, former President Akufo-Addo can have the last laugh. And it came to pass that a national cathedral was
 There are too many moving parts in the moral scandals popping up today under the National Democratic Congress (NDC). We are hearing about an allegation of GH¢70,000 vetting handshake
The Chief Justice’s political gaffe last week was as huge as it was unparalleled. It dwarfed the other missteps to visit the NDC as they do these days. Even
Like many Ghanaians across the country, we were dumbfounded when we saw an image of a person who resembled Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie subtly heaping plaudits on the National Democratic
There has been so much ado about gold since the National Democratic Congress (NDC) assumed the reins of governance. From the story about the heightened illegal mining activities of
To state that the national security apparatus of a country is critical in the maintenance of the sovereignty of the nation is an understatement. In the context of Ghana
Time it was when the country came close to the precipice, her ability to import fuel challenged by foreign exchange dearth. As government watched the approaching crisis, it took
The growing spate of hubris among the Majority side in Parliament calls for reflection among Ghanaians. It portends danger for our democracy, especially when the erroneous impression is being
Nationals of countries which have suffered the calamities visited upon them by inter-religious conflicts have voluminous of admonitions for those toying with the incendiary subject. Ghana has been blessed
There is no end in sight for the Ghana Gold Board’s (GoldBod) GH¢22 billion loss saga. The commentaries, twists and turns continue to show up about this political sore
In the past few weeks, market women in the country’s traditional markets have had cause to express disappointment in the government’s handling of their star policy, 24-hour economy. The
The Tolon Naa Maj Sulemana Abukari, the retired Army Major of the then Recce Regiment, has passed on. News about the retired soldier’s death was broken shortly after it
The welfare of students while they are in school rests with the headmistresses or headmasters and teaching staff. This is applicable to both boarding or day students, and so