Listening to one of the so-called flag bearers ranting yesterday about his disqualification by the Electoral Commission, (EC) was a nightmare. It left us in no doubt about the need

Until the Electoral Commission (EC) audited the parties and cracked the whip, as it were, yesterday, the roll call of the groupings was a chaotic jumble in excess of a

Politics is an interesting occupation. Every move triggers an effect- positive or negative as shown by the Kalyppo story. Ghanaians have for long regarded politics with negative lenses all because

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) understands better the state of the country’s economy. Unfortunately, the level of frugality which should characterize a country in economic stress is not what the

In the editorial of yesterday, we did mention that Ghanaians are yet to see more stunning moves from the government. The president, who has never been so cornered, is implementing

Political standards have suffered an all-time low. With the bar lowered to the notch we are witnessing today perhaps, we should not be surprised that some actors, whose comical activities

When government appointees express openly why they fear a Nana Akufo-Addo presidency, they offer a lot for pondering: more so when the apprehension is hinged upon such officers breaching the

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