There are elements in our society who want to do everything to create a semblance of an ungovernable state in our distinct polity in the West African sub-region. This
Dare The Scholarship Secretariat…
 IGP, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare                        Â
Ghanaians Deserve Better
Kissi Agyebeng Interesting times are here as the country inches towards the 2024 general election. It is a time Ghanaians expect our political leaders to tell them about policies
This Country Shall Not Fail
The role of sincerity in politics cannot be overemphasised. It is the absence of this virtue which allows many to lose confidence in politicians and by extension state institutions.
Congratulations Muslims
Ghanaians, especially the Muslim community joined their compatriots across the globe to commemorate Eid-ul-Fitr, the day set aside to observe the successful end to 30 days of fasting. The
Our Mission Sincere, Unalloyed
We are on a mission or if you like a crusade to reach out to the whole Ghana about our narratives. This task is akin to the crusades embarked
Truth, Lies Amalgam
John Mahama We have been very disturbed about the attitude of certain people on the political space. These people, in the words of John Mahama, engage in ‘mix mix’
Scary, Opprobrious Sermons
Politics in our part of the world is adversarial in the public space. The ruling government and the opposition are always engaged in fierce polemics to win the hearts
Empty Shells’ Quest For Power
Alan Kyerematen Clearly Ghana faces a leadership deficit. Thus all kinds of human species walking on four legs think they can lead the country. Any critique of the people
Quibbling, Whingeing Tricks (2)
 In election year, the NDC comes up with wonderful promises to the people. Any time the people have swallowed their bait, they end up gnashing their teeth, like the
Quibbling, Whingeing Tricks (1)
 John Mahama There is a groundswell of opposition against the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) from many quarters, especially the NDC and its partners in “crime” in the media, civil
GRA: Howling On Falsehood (2)
 At this critical stage of our national development efforts, especially in an election year, when the electorate expect the politicians to engage in positive narratives to change the country’s
GRA: Howling On Falsehood (1)
Our democracy is “growing” to the extent that it has given the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Workers’ Union the voice to talk back at the Vice President of the