Too many contradictions on the political turf are pointing at which of the parties is not being sincere and inclined towards mimicking the other. Such tendency, which is on the

Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur has joined the polemics club – a place he would regret showing affinity for. He is reported to have dared the opposition New Patriotic Party

We wish we were not raising the issue about the number of law enforcement agents dragging the image of the agency in the mud. Unfortunately, given the rising number, we

We have observed a rise in the President’s adrenaline level as he seeks the nod of his compatriots in the forthcoming polls. We have equally done so for the accompanying

Bishop Daniel Obinim’s arrest and matters arising thereof have exposed our failings in the manner we handle suspects. There is so much unnecessary excitement to please their bosses by the

Our President has assumed a Montie mode in the past few weeks: his campaign remarks couched in a language incommensurate with his status. It is therefore ironic and laughable that

The chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC) appears to have opened a new chapter in her relations with the media and therefore Ghanaians which we find laudable. Yesterday she hosted

What happened in Donkorkrom was avoidable we can bet. Before the residents descended upon the police station and torched it, the Ghana Police Service as an institution should have picked

The Donkorkrom incident is nightmarish and disturbing. The knee-jerk reaction of the Police Administration has not helped matters. While we do not begrudge the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and

Oye Lithur has reportedly alerted the Police about the Daniel Obinim saga. Although a step in the right direction, her action does not erase the general impression about her penchant

If the law enforcement agencies have not already invited Bishop Obinim for questioning, they had better do so and presto. A video, which has gone virile on social media, has