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

Allowing decency to dominate politics is a preferred way of seeking the nod of the people. This is more so when politicians are telling us that their programmes are the

We had cause to carry a story recently about the rebuilt fuel station at Mile 7 in Accra with a view to pricking our conscience as a nation. This is

Akua Donkor Running a country on behalf of millions of citizens is really a serious business. Unless there is an urgent need for a comical relief occasioned by the heat

Last week featured a worrying news item about doctorate degrees bestowed strangely upon important personalities in the Ghanaian society by unaccredited universities. Ordinarily, such a news item would not raise

Ethno-religious politics which the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is fond of playing, especially when it’s glaring that it’s losing the deference and confidence of the people is appalling. There have