Last Friday, the heavens opened again and the rains poured in torrents, flooding some parts of the city of Accra. Reports also speak of flooding in parts of the
Campaign Bereft Of Mudslinging (1)
Ekwow Spio-Garbrah Sometime ago, in this Fourth Republic, a politician in addressing the slow pace of government policies blamed it on the non-availability of “Team A” ministers in Cabinet
Consistently Inconsistent (1)
John Mahama We have been on a mission in recent times, especially to expose the lies of those bent on a so-called rescue mission. We have no qualms with
Mischievous Cocoa Politics
Cocoa was introduced by Tetteh Quarshie into our part of the world under strange circumstances. It was used as a weapon during our independence struggle and has since been
The Serpent In Our Politics (1)
One of the key drivers of democratic rule is the regular conduct of free, fair and transparent elections. Elections thus give the electorate the opportunity to make choices among,
“Ever Taken Bribe As President?” (2)
John Mahama Election seasons in our country have always occasioned all kinds of public discourse, especially from the camp of opposition NDC. Always very desperate for power, their “serial”
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John Dramani Mahama Remember what former President JA Kufuor said about allegations of corruption levelled against his government by the opposition NDC. He alluded to the activities of pickpockets
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IGP, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare These last few weeks have been somewhat challenging for the Ghana Police Service, the foremost internal security formation. Considering the formation’s frontline place in
Naming, Shaming Them
Prof. Ransford Gyampo The democratic loving Ghanaians should appreciate that the journey to equal the records of the advanced democracies is going to be rough, hard and narrow, and
Coup Mongers’ Delight
Asiedu Nketia The political landscape of Ghana is like an environment where gun diplomacy just brought an end to a protracted war and therefore dotted with land mines. It
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Asiedu Nketia Democracy, despite all the challenges, remains the best form of participatory government on planet earth. Other forms of government are being practised elsewhere, including military interventions that
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John Mahama In a democracy, nobody can take away the right to belong or make a choice, but they should remove the veil so Ghanaians may know their true
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Judiciary Balancing Out Sputum (1) The history of the judiciary in Ghana has not been good news but a kind of topsy-turvy. The fact that the judiciary is the