So soon the D-Day for the Special Delegates Congress of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) to prune down the presidential aspirants from ten to five is here. Tomorrow,
Butt The Propaganda Head-On
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa Somewhere in the mid 1980s, information, communication and education otherwise referred to as ICE came into vogue to enable businesses and state institutions to engage stakeholders
The Goebbels At It Again
The Goebbels in Ghana are at it again busy leading some of our people astray. At the centre of all these moves to throw dust into the eyes of the
Our EC Solid As Rock
The Electoral Commission (EC) knows its obligations to the people and the Republic. Its officials, especially the leadership led by the Chairperson, Ms Jean Mensa have demonstrated their purity
NDC Put Up Or Sharrap!
Jean Mensa One of the key drivers of democratic governance is the conduct of free and fair elections. And for fair elections to materialise, the election management body which
What An Opposition Huh!!
Minority NDC Partisan politics, unfortunately has set us on the path of self-destruction although our politicians miss no opportunity to tell the people to vote for them for a better
Chaos On Accra Roads
 Accra, the capital city of Ghana, is in a chaotic state, especially at the traffic intersections of the major roads. Most traffic lights are not functioning to ease vehicular
Threat Without Diplomacy
Virginia Palmer We have become so vulnerable to the extent that some powers in the world, especially the West, think Ghana and other African countries are no longer sovereign. Challenges
The Aligned Neutrals
 President Nana Akufo-Addo Frankly speaking, some Ghanaians including the NDC members and their friends in academia, media and civil society who think they are neutral will not see anything good
Mission Bereft Of Sincerity
Martin Kpebu The detractors of the government are not resting on their oars. They are bent on using some own goals being scored by the government to create disaffection
Successful Failures On The Prowl (2)
 The Kufuor government in the 2000s tried using a different model to provide affordable housing throughout the country, but it did not make the desired impact as the Mills/Mahama
Successful Failures On The Prowl (1)
From biblical days, the essence of social housing was very dear to the people. Beyond Scriptures, shelter was part of the three necessities of life, the other two being
Mischievous Pessimists On Parade (2)
The advanced societies we always yearn to visit were not built by the presidents and governments of those countries without the support of the citizens. The citizens are empowered