Politics is serious business. It is from political parties, serious ones of course, that the president, who in turn forms a government, is chosen by the people. It is not

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) must do more to win the confidence of Ghanaians, especially with Elections 2016 nearly here. Until he succeeds in this direction, which we strongly

The Vice President’s friend at the University of Ghana, Legon, who is said to have advised him against responding to the queries raised by Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia during his famous

President John Dramani Mahama’s newfound love for donning military fatigues is weird and misleading. He would quickly spot the Number One Dress Uniform or the Olive Green fatigue whenever the

The National Peace Council (NPC) under its chairman, Most Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Asante, is missing golden opportunities to regain its lost dignity, if it ever had one anyway. It is

Lucas Agboyie, a 22-year-old has confessed to strangling a 7-year-old girl and having sex with the corpse for three hours. If such a confession cannot break the heart of many

The campaign for election 2016 has registered its lowest point yet. President Mahama caught on camera dishing out cash to his financially distressed and malnourished compatriots has dwarfed all the

Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah Arthur’s decision to adhere to the counsel of his unnamed friend at the University of Ghana, Legon, and desist from responding to Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s

Countries which do not honour their heroes stand to lose a lot; the action providing a disincentive for service to the motherland. Such recognitions are opportunities through which new generations

Varied factors account for the success or otherwise of every business, Western Publications Limited, publishers of DAILY GUIDE not an exemption. The journey to DAILY GUIDE’s position, as the second

We still have not heard from the Ghana Peace Council and the many peace envoys, as sources of violence become clearer by the day, their impunities making unenviable headlines. The

A year ago, the foundation of our fledgling democracy was shaken. A large number of Ghanaians, under the aegis of the Let My Vote Count (LMVC) Alliance on a peaceful