President Nana AKufo-Addo The ritual of borrowing by countries such as ours perennially is a worrying phenomenon which must be stopped if genuine growth of our economies is to be

President Akufo-Addo President Akufo-Addo’s dream of having separate national days for the gentlemen whose efforts laid the foundation for the late Kwame Nkrumah to build upon and eventually receive the

News about the death of a ten year-old boy at the Tema General Hospital through an overdose of a medicinal drug last week demands a probe into the avoidable fatality.

We remarked in a previous editorial that those who stood in the way of the cruising free SHS train could be crushed. No sooner had the ink dried on the

The ball is certainly now in the court of the beneficiaries of the free Senior High School project. They have the opportunity to make the best out of the opportunities

We are constrained to wonder whether there is a subtle policy on the part of the British High Commission to fleece as much monies as possible from visa applicants from

The Minority in Parliament have expectedly rubbished the free SHS as a hoax, a description which is not only laughable but one which exposes the ladies and gentlemen on the

It has been subjected to all manner of taunts on the political terrain by those who presaged doom for it. From a description of being a ruse to an impossibility

Mathew Opoku Prempeh We have been following the work of the Computerized School Selection System Placements (CSSPS) of the Ghana Education Service (GES) since its inception in 2005. It has

The Bongo Morgue We understand that the Bongo District Assembly in the Upper East Region intends to use part of their share of the $1million per one constituency to construct

Illegal Mining It looks like sanity is prevailing as far as the ongoing fight against illegal mining activities (popularly called galamsey) is concerned. The taskforce deployed to combat illegal mining