It rained on Sunday evening and many segments of Accra got flooded. Indeed, areas not flood-prone were not spared the negative fallouts of the deluge. Every year, for the
Timely Swoop On Migrant Beggars
In the past few years, we have tolerated the nuisance created by the rising number of migrant beggars from Niger into the country. While being conscious about ECOWAS protocols
So Predictable. There They Go!!!
Of course we predicted it, and it has come to pass. There was no way the President was going to crack the whip on his darling boy as a
Feculent Neutrals On AWOL
Sammy Gyamfi They were feisty in the run-up to the last elections, dealing with assortments of subjects. Their neutrality in local politics generally assumed until their posturing gave them
A Rudderless Ghana
At the time of composing this leader, the President, Vice President and the Speaker of Parliament are all not at post. The acting Chief Justice was at post though,
Money Swine, Goldbod
God, it is said in the Christian Holy Scriptures, “moves in mysterious ways, His wonders to perform.” Topping the local unwritten headline chart yesterday is ‘Money Swine’, ‘Sammy Gyamfi
National Security Files Scattered
Kwabena Adu Boahene Without doubt the secrecy surrounding the operations of the National Security apparatus and for good reason has lost its cover. The restricted files as it were
Incensed With Destiny
It is the dream of every commissioned military officer to become a General one day, and every member of the bench to be appointed a Chief Justice. Unfortunately, destiny
Let Peace Prevail
Political parties, being vessels through which the people elect their political leaders, should be managed according to set laws both within the groupings and in the bigger space of
Don’t Reset Judiciary
President John Mahama It is our expectation that the demand of Ghanaians that President Mahama reverses the suspension of the Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo is obliged. Yesterday, the aversion
Honourable Men In The Gutter
Dr. Dominic Ayine and Kwame Asare-Obeng Sometimes we are constrained to ask whether this country is under a spell of sorts. Some of the things we are seeing and
Beyond The May Day Rhetoric
The theme for yesterday’s May Day celebration was auspiciously “Resetting Pay and Working Conditions in Ghana: The Role of Stakeholders”. Ghanaian workers have over the years not had commensurate
The Real Galamsey Demo
We have taken notice of a demonstration on Monday against the heightened illegal mining aka galamsey. The protest march continued yesterday, but absent from it were persons who were