The number of beggars from the Economic Communities of West African States (ECOWAS) domiciled in the country although cannot be determined in figures is nearing an overwhelming dimension and it
Gold, Diamonds Straddling Poverty
President Nana Akufo-Addo The President’s disdain for the poor state of mining communities in the country is a countrywide feeling. In spite of this impression over the years, little or
Mischievous Distress Calls
The free SHS as a novelty and, of course, with an overwhelming influence, has defied all machinations to give it a bad name and hang it. It has political enemies
Let Inter-Faith Peace Prevail
Sheikh Dr. Osman Nuhu Sharubutu – National Chief imam A group of Muslim youth yesterday served notice of an impending demonstration against what in their view is the discrimination against
Silence Not An Option
The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) was put on the spot recently following allegations of inappropriate financial conduct leveled against the Chief Executive Officer (CEA) and one of her deputies.
To The Police, Military, A Permanent Truce
Commissioner of Police (COP) Kofi Boakye Elsewhere in this edition, the Police Administration as represented by Commissioner of Police (COP) Kofi Boakye, has served notice that cops would fight back
Reflecting Upon The African Dream
It is time to reflect upon the African dream: another year having been added to the others so far elapsed since the forebear of the African Union (AU), the OAU
Losing The Environment War
We are losing the war against the degradation of the environment through reckless human activities of various sorts. It appears no war is being waged after all, safe the conference
Stop The Kidnappers Now
Kidnappings do not form part of the statistics of crime in the country but in recent times two have occurred. In the DAILY GUIDE edition of yesterday, two kidnapping stories
Selfish Response To Change
Togbui Adaku V LPG users in the country were on tenterhooks last weekend not knowing whether the Togbui Adaku V-controlled LPG Operators Association was going to make good its threat
Listen To The Indigenous Banks
The mood among players in the very important universal indigenous banks in the country is that of apprehension and despondency. These banks, critical as they are, find the 31st December
What A Shame!
A military attack on the police, now a common occurrence, has never attracted such a public bashing. Coming after the deliberate and great pain taken to repair the battered image
GII’s Mercenary Assignment
Mary Awelana Addah In the countdown to the July date for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) internal elections at the highest echelon, many things are happening as contestants gird their