There is always one institution that comes into sharp focus at this time of our four-year voting cycle. From the advent of the Fourth Republican Constitution in 1992, the
There is always one institution that comes into sharp focus at this time of our four-year voting cycle. From the advent of the Fourth Republican Constitution in 1992, the
Very often, the NDC and John Mahama are fond of telling the people that they have the antidote to the country’s challenges as if they have not been in
The people of Ghana do not only need to be rescued as being propagated by a political party and its allies. To be brutally frank, Ghanaians need discernment, especially
We are on a mission. If you like call it a sacred duty or mission to help Ghanaians in Election Year 2024 to make informed decisions. We have no
With Ghana’s elections just around the corner, the groundswell of opposition against the ‘breaking the eight’ mantra is mounting, especially from those who claim to be on a rescue
The Promise-athon Craze (2) We remind Ghanaians to avoid any mistakes in the choice of the next President of the Republic and that is why we would continue to discharge
There is something in vogue in the country. It is called marathon or something ‘athon’ that some of our compatriots are falling over heels to participate in. Until the
Two great chiefs in our country last Sunday made history. The re-enactment of the royal engagement between the Ga State and the Asante Kingdom, almost 78 years ago, attracted
The people of Ghana would be called upon on December 7, 2024, to make a very informed decision that would have far reaching implications for national development. We are
John Mahama The question is always asked whether John Mahama has left something very valuable at the Jubilee House when he exited the presidency on January 7, 2017? It
Johnson Asiedu Nketia While we will continue to support the EC in its work, we think the EC sometimes succumbs easily to pressure from the political parties, especially the
 More than 30 years of multi-party democracy, the country is still groping in the dark to align with the best practices in the world. For lack of trust,
John Mahama The NDC, as we keep saying, has no pragmatic policies to change the fortunes of Ghanaians. John Mahama keeps shifting the goalposts anytime he hits a stone