The National Democratic Congress (NDC) and some political think-tanks with an inclination to the opposition party appear to have forgotten that long before the appointments of Dr. Peter Appiahene
Another Social Media Jolt
The reckless use of social media is causing so much ado in society that some think it is doing more harm than good. To say that its advent has
Dissecting Jihadist Extremism
Lt Col Umar Sanda Ahmed (rtd) The submission of an Islamic cleric and a former Chief Imam of the Ghana Armed Forces on the subject of extremism last Sunday
Enforce Closed Seasons
Until science proved them wrong, many used to think that fish stock in the oceans and rivers is inexhaustible. Scientific research by experts around the world has proven that
Enhancing Weather Forecasts
Ursula Owusu-Ekuful The recruitment of 249 staff for the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) and their subsequent deployment across the country is good news. Coming at a time when the agency
Different Parties, One People
Henry Quartey An unusual scene, a beautiful one which defined how members of the two main Abrahamic faiths, Christianity and Islam relate to each other was unfolded last Monday
Junkyards In The Streets
One of the steps taken by road safety related agencies such as the National Road Safety Authority, the Motor Transport and Traffic Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service
Raining Season Beckons: Are We Ready?
Residents in Accra especially motorists and those living in flood-prone parts of the city were yesterday justifiably apprehensive when rain clouds took over the sky. Their apprehension was hinged
Rare Opportunity To Redeem Police Image
A rare opportunity has reared its head for the Ghana Police Service Administration to deal with an allegation of extortion levelled against it, one of many over the years.
Digitisation Overdrive Bearing Fruits
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia We are being driven at a dizzying speed on our digitisation journey. At this speed it would certainly not be long before we reach
We Demand Closure To Police/Military Clashes
The clash between a squad of soldiers and some police officers last Monday, details of which were contained in yesterday’s issue of this paper, is a worrying occurrence. Being
Rising Spate Of Drowning On Volta River
We cannot afford to have river accidents adding to the carnage on our highways. There is too much bloodshed on our roads and to have our rivers doing same
Diversity Lessons From The UK
The beauty of diversity has been laid out so beautifully in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. Those in denial of this trend in modern politics and therefore finding it