President Akufo-Addo President Akufo-Addo’s promise of ensuring the passage of the Right to Information (RTI) when he takes over the reins of government has come to pass. From its conception
Still On The Highway Carnage
The factors that account for the many road accidents in the country continue to engage the minds of many concerned Ghanaians. We in the Daily Guide would not want a
Covert Operations, Cedi Politics
The past few weeks have been important eye-openers for Ghanaians. They have made those who have eyes to understand what it means for a country to be under the unfolding
Triggering A National Conversation
It is instructive that the State Transport Company (STC) has an unrivalled safety record. Their buses hardly make the negative headlines as the other players in the transport sector. This
A Former President Bereft Of Sincerity
Former President John Mahama Former President John Mahama is anything but sincere. We wish we were not describing a former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces in such harsh words. Anyway,
To The IGP An Acknowledgment
IGP David Asante Apeatu It behooves us to acknowledge the interdiction of police officers who assaulted Ghanaian Times reporters by the Inspector General Of Police. It is not about the
Threatened By Non-Biodegradable Plastics
s If there has been any concern about the environment in our part of the world, it is in official circles not among the individuals who make up the country
Eerie Snub From Police
IGP David Asate Apeatu Something is wrong with the Ghana Police Service and it is not good at all for their image and Ghana’s. They have become the aggressors; perpetrating
Farcical, Tendentious Political Games
Samuel Ofosu Ampofo The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has began unfurling a series of covert and overt operations to confine the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the government
Police Vigilantism In Full Flight
IGP David Asante Apeatu We are appalled, even saddened that Ghana in 2019 in a rule of law driven society would witness barbarism from so-called professional police officers as experienced
Aftermath Of An Incitement
A few days ago, we heard a top personality in the University Teachers Association Of Ghana (UTAG) speaking in a manner which was outright incitement of the students of the
Giving Politics A Bad Name
Joseph Yammin Some of us are just unworthy of being politicians. Unless, of course, politics is not a noble occupation; it is, however and should be reserved for people of
Media Vigilantism The Other Threat
As members of the fourth estate of the realm, the onerous task upon us to serve society with an unalloyed sense of responsibility putting out only the truth and nothing