A railway line from Accra to Ouagadougou is not a pipedream but a feasible project. It would not only offer an important alternative to existing means of transport to the

A few days ago, the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) undertook a major decongestion exercise to rid the Circle Interchange of hawkers who had usurped pavements earmarked for pedestrians. While we

Albert Brown-Gaisie The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) yesterday joined their counterparts around the world to mark World Fire Fighters Day. It is a day set aside to recognize the

The only improvement on the press terrain since the last celebration of World Press Freedom Day has been arguably our proximity to the passage of the Right To Information bill.

The polluted River Ankobra Majority of the sources of water in the country are polluted. It is even more disturbing when those responsible for the dangerous state of affairs are

Chief Superintendent Dr. Benjamin Agordzo If state institutions were meeting the demands of their mandates, the country would not have been going through the financial and other traumas it is

As a people we appear uninterested in the beauty of our environment; ornamental plants and flowers meaning nothing to many of us. That could be reason many of our roundabouts

President Nana Akufo-Addo The President and for that matter the Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces with the authority to declare war has spoken about his resolve to stamp out the

Suicide Unfortunately, the spate of unusual suicides has not abated but rather on the rise. In the past few days the statistics has been changing at a worrying rate, suggesting

ACP Rev. Friar George Arthur The Director of Religious Affairs of the Ghana Police Service, ACP Rev. Friar George Arthur, was brusque when he presented a homily during the induction

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo Had Nana Akufo-Addo not assumed the political leadership of Ghana, we could have been just a pace away from the precipice, almost close to tumbling