Although the recent earth tremor to hit parts of Accra was to some extent too low on the Richter scale to be a cause for alarm, 2.8, the fact
Weather Alarm Bell Is Knelled
If a March downpour can cause the level of havoc and even fatalities we witnessed a few days ago, it presupposes that the forthcoming raining season could be flood-prone.
Barbaric And Crude
We are lost for words in expressing our disgust for the barbarism which was visited on a lone soldier at Ashaiman a few days ago. When the story was
In Defence Of Anniversary Parades
While we do not seek to downplay the concerns of people over some subjects, there are criticisms which clearly fall flat in the face of reality and logic. The
The Kintampo Highway Again!
The Kintampo to Kumasi highway has claimed multiple lives again, details of which are contained in one of the leading stories in this issue. In 2019, on this highway
Restoring Motorcycling Discipline
Motorists and pedestrians in Accra have varying testimonies to render about what they have suffered and continue to do at the hands of unruly motorcyclists. The testimonies are anything
Clean Up Lands Commission
With due respect to the hardworking and honest staff of the Lands Commission, it is regrettable that the negative conduct of the bad nuts within the fold of the
Response To Terrorism
Kwame Asuah Takyi The new Strategic Plan of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), rich in training direction for officers charged with border security management, is an appropriate response to the
Land Ownership Conundrum
The challenge of land administration in the country is common knowledge not so the solution or the will to tackle the problem decisively. Little wonder the subject has continued
Of Vegetating Monuments
Thanks to the President for making good his promise of rescuing the first formal school in the country. As a forebear of all schools in the country and therefore
Little Yet Critical Anomalies
The traffic lights located at the UPSA junction in Accra as the road joins the main Legon/Dodowa highway have not worked for many months. Many others are in a
Christian Atsu: A National Loss
Christian Atsu The double seismic occurrence which struck Turkey and Syria recently about which news sounded distant was indeed close to us, having claimed the life of one of our
Tears For Bawku
The important role of Bawku as an entrepot has never been so threatened. Onions and legumes from Maradi in Niger, cattle from neighbouring Burkina Faso, all pass through this