Hassan Ayariga A bloodbath was averted during the weekend at Kwabenya when some workmen, agents of Hassan Ayariga, proceeded to carry out construction work on a land said to belong

A man who served his country as he should has passed on to eternity as all flesh shall do one day; leaving those whose turn is not yet due to

IGP, David Asante-Apeatu We wish we did not have to do an editorial, an unpleasant one, for that matter about the police at this time. The institution has had too

Daniel Asiedu and the Late JB Danquah If some murder suspects are special and therefore entitled to privileges not meant for inmates in prison custody, then Daniel Asiedu aka Sexy

Charlotte Osei “Current controversy surrounding removal of EC Chair and deputies and subsequent appointment of new commissioners is regrettable and carries a potential to erode Ghana’s democratic credentials,” So says

Ghanaians have in the past few weeks been expectedly anxious who was going to step in the shoes of the former Chairperson of the troubled Electoral Commission (EC). It was

IGP, David Asante-Apeatu The past week has exposed the fault lines in policing in the country: anomalies inherited by the current IGP from a long period of gradual decay occasioned

In the middle of last week, a little story with far-reaching implications made it to the pages of some newspapers. It could not make it to the front pages because

DCOP Mensah Duku In some jurisdictions, the Ashanti Regional Police Commander would have resigned from the law enforcement agency. His irresponsible remarks after the killing of seven persons under circumstances

At the time of composing this commentary yesterday, Ghanaians were none the clearer about what really triggered the police to spray their targets with projectiles. When seven lives are lost

To think that indigenous banks should be allowed to wallow in their despondency as the December end minimum deposit with the Bank of Ghana (BOG) beckons, is to marginalize the