The Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Dr. Dominic Ayine, is a man on a mission. His media trial of suspects in high political cases is a worrying novelty

  The ongoing exchange of fire between Iran and Israel, two nuclear powers will have dire consequences on the global economy, especially vulnerable ones like ours. We must braze up

  The sale of illicit drugs, prostitution, naked jams and above all security provide a conducive area for criminals in the general area bordering the Ghana Lebanon Islamic Senior High

Kwabena Mintah Akandoh   One of the qualities of good leadership is an outstanding ability to manage situations under intense pressure. Our Health Minister, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has not lived

  All is not well with the health delivery service countrywide because nurses are on strike. Outpatient Departments (OPDs) especially are completely grounded, leaving patients seeking medical intervention helpless. Nurses

President John Mahama   The revenue shortfall for government is a serious financial setback. Unfortunately, we have a government which relished the fruits of propaganda to come to power. They

Cassiel Ato Forson   The above-titled headline is not mimicking the lyrics of a reggae tune. It is about a serious unfolding situation in our country. We cannot tackle the

  Tomorrow, Ghanaian Muslims will join others across the world to observe Eid-ul-Adha, which in Arabic means festival of sacrifice. It is a date on the Islamic calendar which follows

  The attention of the public has suddenly been riveted upon fake degree holders. It all started with a lady Ms. not Dr. Anne Sansa Daly, who succeeded in fooling

  Last week, in the heat of the Wontumi arrest and prolonged detention brouhaha, Ghana’s democracy was put to the test once more. Democracy of course has undergone assortments of

  Last week or so, Ghana and the international community woke up to news about the closure of the country’s mission in Washington, USA. No sooner was the closure announced

  The tension which accompanied the arrest of Bernard Antwi-Boasiako by agents of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) was as unnecessary as it was avoidable. Of course the