Mental health is still confined to the backburners. Hardly is it considered as much a public issue as other ailments such as malaria, high blood pressure or even diabetes. Unfortunately,

Hannah Bisiw Madam Hannah Bisiw, Vet Doc and National Women Organiser of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) hardly makes positive headlines even at a time when her party requires

During the Yuletide, Accra Central witnessed a fire which tested the responsiveness of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to emergencies. A prominent structure, Officer Ali Memorial House, belonging to

Jean Mensa Perhaps the new Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Jean Mensa, did not expect her baptism of fire to come so early. Even before she could adjust herself

Three days ago, the curtains were drawn over a spent year. As we take our first steps into a new year following that annual development, we must of course review

Tomorrow, the Christian world commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ: the journey which has been characterized by a stressful preparation. With so much planned and in the face of limited

A few days have elapsed since the unfortunate and avoidable death of a 16-year-old girl was reported to have occurred at the hands of some staff of the Tamale Teaching

Adjei Sowah, AMA Boss Managing Accra is an unenviable assignment. It is for this reason that we think Hon Adjei Sowah must be having sleepless nights brooding over what to

One of the challenges the colonial authorities encountered in the early days of their administration of the Gold Coast was hygiene. Poor hygiene standards were prevalent hence disease outbreaks were

Ghana Integrity Initiative The initiative of the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) in calling for the resurrection of the corruption cases on the verge of getting cold is in order. The

A few days ago, expectedly, a group of persons sought to throw spanners into the ongoing roadmap towards Dagbon peace with a needless press conference. They announced that the ‘Andani