Salifu Mase aka Mugabe As part of the stakeholders of the country’s democracy, we now know the benefactors of the motivation for the Montie 3 pipers’ descent into the gutters.
The Energy Conundrum
“Let me be very frank, money has been one of the challenges; we just have to be frank, open and transparent with the people of Ghana and limit a bit
Too Divisive For Cohesion
The growing inclination towards partisan and ethnocentric considerations as against merit in the recruitment of personnel in especially, the security services is being alleged by many Ghanaians, particularly service men
Project Gone Haywire
President John Mahama is angry and sulking. His recent query of an imaginary cabal not supportive of his efforts refers. When he poured out his heart about his failing propaganda
When The Police Get Choosy
One of the negative attributes of the Ghana Police Service is its selective enforcement of the law. Its Animal Farm style of performance is a justifiable source of worry. The
Yaa Asantewaa Unremembered
One of the highlights of the colonial era was the exiling of personalities who stood in the way of the colonialists. The legendary Yaa Asantewaa and Nana Prempeh I made
Government Against Kalyppo
When the Kalyppo political stunt unleashed by the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) against its rival New Patriotic Party (NPP) which hit the media space backfired and rather boosted the
Hari-Kari Mission
Ghanaians were faced with yet another political surprise last Tuesday, one of many enacted by the political establishment in recent times. In the run-up to a crucial election, the last
Our President Is Whinging
President John Mahama must be frustrated; the intransigence of his compatriots being the reason. His situation is understandable and we can only pity him. He is at his wit’s end
Unproductive Peace Forums
One feature which sets the so-called peace envoys apart from the Ghana Peace Council (GPC) is that whereas the former consists of busybodies seeking publicity for holding discussions with various
Koku The ‘Masiachi’
Mustapha Hameed writes: Today at the NDC rally in Kumasi, I heard the most despicable thing ever said on a political platform. I’ve been thinking about it all day. So
Dangerous Telltale Signs
In the past few months or so, we have had to contend with disturbing news stories bordering on clearly mental challenges. When a man murders his mother and a house-help
Hooliganism At Police Hq
The unprovoked brutality meted out to a dozen or so students, assemblymen and some executive officers of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) at the Police Headquarters last Wednesday was uncivil