Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, Forestry Commissioner The over 600 acre out of 13,620 hectares Forestry Commission land at Klagon in Accra now fully annexed by encroachers with the support of ready-to-kill land

In politics, relevance is of essence. It is a quality so important that politicians ignore it at their peril. It is for this reason that some dormant politicians after a

Raymond Atuguba As a policy, we do not editorialise on individuals – a principle we have adhered to for a long time except for a few variations though. Our preference

Last week ended on a heartwarming news item: Ghana’s credited rating appreciated from a B- to B, development which reflects the responsiveness of the ailing economy to the treatment administered

Franklin Cudjoe, IMANI President It is now clear that Ghana has a rented civil society organization. In the past few days this organization has been engaged to do the bidding

The fake news debacle in the country has grown exponentially and it is hurting the political health of the country. For its proponents, though, these are good times to just

After the hullabaloo surrounding the double track system, it has finally taken off – the inherent advantages clearly visible especially from the unusual number of pupils gaining admission. What in

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; something

Brig Nunoo-Mensah  At a time when the unproductiveness of the so-called coup described as a revolution in Ghana’s history is now an undisputable fact, someone is longing for another dose

Isaac Adongo Hon Isaac Adongo is a man on a useless yet diabolic mission. He wants to undo whatever the NPP administration has done so far – an unachievable feat

NDC Minority MPs The name Sinohydro Corporation triggers insomnia in the NDC leadership. When an opposition party takes the diabolic initiative of corresponding to a Bretton Wood institution regarding a