Johnson Akuamoah-Asiedu – Auditor General It is typical of some Ghanaians to point accusing fingers at others describing them in very unprintable terms. They forget that whenever one points a
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Some well-meaning supporters are worried about the utterances of certain flagbearer aspirants of the NPP and their supporters. Their behaviour makes observers wonder whether the leadership of the party
Let Campaign Be Clean
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The National Interest, Political Hypocrites (2)
We have said time and again that our politicians are not very patriotic to uphold the national interest and the public weal. If that were not the case will
The National Interest, Political Hypocrites
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The sages say comment is free but facts are sacred. In effect, everybody has an opinion on any issues but only few people are armed with the facts to
Unacceptable Outcome
Prof Ransford Edward Gyampo Some Ghanaians are deeply worried about the goings on in the conduct of public affairs. Issues and challenges that require unity of purpose to resolve