Some personalities are predictable as far as their opinions on national affairs are concerned. Such persons are unable to conceal their political inclinations; their jaundiced opinions are proffered without
Worst In Five Years
The results of this year’s West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) have been reported to be the worst in five years. It is a reality which has gotten
General Arts Engineer: Time For Policy Rethink
Otuo Serebour Opoku-Ware The emergence of a General Arts student of Opoku Ware Senior High School (SHS) in Kumasi as Valedictorian in Engineering at the Kwame Nkrumah University of
ECOWAS Dismembered
With West Africa experiencing its latest coup d’etat in Guinea Bissau, the sub-region has failed to wean herself from military takeovers. Democracy in Burkina Faso, Niger, Guinea and Mali
Address Wey Gey Hey Conundrum Now
Schools being places of learning are ran on rules and regulations, all intended to mould our future leaders. In recent times, discipline has taken a nosedive in both schools
Spare Us Another ‘Reset’
We do not want to believe that there is a plot to do at the Electoral Commission (EC) what played out in the Judiciary. We think that this time
Salute To Police, Public Cooperation
The security dividends of collaboration between police services of Ghana and Nigeria as well as others in the global village cannot be overlooked. The Inspector General of Police (IGP),
The Reality Of Climate Change
The interconnectivity between nations of the world is a fact which should not be lost on us. The reality of climate change, as it is occasioned by human activities,
Continuum, Candidness In Governance
Dr. Gideon Boako The standard of governance being a continuum continues to be lost to some governments when they are at the helm. It does not speak well about
The Studio Brawl, Matters Arising
Prof. Ransford Gyampo and Dr. Domfeh Some allegations will follow the persons against whom they were made for a long time in their lives unless they are addressed exhaustively.
Stop The Primitive Bigotries
For the umpteenth time, we are taking exception to the smelly ethnocentric and religious bigotry of some desperate politicians on our political space. Such utterances do not add to
Leave The CDS Alone
Even before the El Wak recruitment stampede happened, a group of commentators had found in security matters a pastime to offer their opinions. The media has tagged such persons
Insecurity In Sahel…Close To Us
Security analysts have expressed concern about the escalated activities of Islamic militants operating in the Sahel, their recent noose around the neck of Bamako, Mali, coming especially into focus.