The acquisition of Ghana’s travel document, passport, has never been easy. If the difficulty in acquiring it has to do with the checks to ensure that only qualified persons possess
The State Airline Parley
Joseph Adda, Minister of Aviation Various strands of conversation have gone on about floating once more a state airline to replace the long defunct Ghana Airways. For a national airline
For Want Of Something To Latch On
Kwesi Nyantakyi The National Democratic Congress (NDC) have latched on to the Kwesi Nyantakyi ruling trying desperately to link the former Ghana Football Association (GFA) President to the President of
 Property Destruction One Too Many
By the time the rampaging Nkwanta Senior High School students in the Volta Region were done with their mission, several items, some belonging to the state were destroyed. It would
Mahama’s Security Coordinator’s Litmus Test
John Dramani Mahama We do not know the orders given to the security details of former President John Dramani Mahama during his countrywide campaign. We can bet though that the
The Military Deserves Better
Maj Gen Sampson Kudjo Adeti (rtd) We would not have bothered to return to the story of Maj Gen Sampson Kudjo Adeti (rtd) but for his decision not to let
 Petroleum Cabal With Multiple Missions Â
The petroleum industry is prone to the devious machinations of financial crooks. They would stop at nothing to get what they want regardless of the negative impact of their activities
Anybody Can Suffer Mental Imbalance
Prof Mike Oquaye It is the most reassuring promise yet on mental health management in the country from officialdom. When a Speaker of Parliament in the mould of the Rt
Fuel Pricing, Political Cynicism
Fuel pricing, especially when there is an upward movement, is a favoured subject for political cynicism. The recent price hike in the prices of petrol and diesel is no exception;
Tilapia Crisis Kills Taste Buds
The past couple of weeks have not been alluring for both the tilapia market and lovers of the delicacy as the industry is embroiled in a destructive crisis. The befuddling
Draconian Response, Harsh Consequences
Prof. Obiri Danso The ability of a manager to respond to situations without breaking bones is an important requirement for such positions. In tertiary institutions this is even more applicable.
Barbaric, Crude And Primitive
Jamal Khashoggi The litany of woes suffered by journalists across the globe continues to grow by the day; the latest being the murder of the Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi. One
No More Virginity Tests
The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) ban on virginity test is a welcome relief: it is long overdue but better late than never. The practice has gone on for far too