THE WORLD has never been so serious with an assignment bordering on the climate and the reason is not far-fetched. With the curtains now drawn over the COP27 in
Digitised Identification Agenda
Prof Ken Attafuah – NIA Boss Last weekend, the National Identification Authority (NIA) hosted selected media persons for an interaction about the operations of the authority. As an agency, much
Propping Herbal Medicines
Herbal medicines constitute important treatment regimens of most African countries, Ghana not being an exception. This reality cannot be varied whether we like it or not because besides the
Comatose Parties Interred
Political parties are no fun clubs where members assemble for merriments. Parties are serious political hubs, the operations of which are expensive; they serve as magnets for persons with
Much Ado About A Documentary
There have been as many commentaries or even reviews about Anas’ ‘Galamsey Economy’ documentary as were the many who lined up to watch what before watching it, strongly believed
Greedy Traders And GUTA
We heard the grumblings of the traders when the Agriculture Ministry made good its promise of carting foodstuff from the production areas to Accra for sale to consumers. At
Time To Reshuffle Is Now
A rare opportunity has reared its head for the President to review his stance on a reshuffle of his government. When the subject was broached, perhaps, he did not
Decorum Under Siege
Politics, in our part of the world, is under siege as some actors go overboard with mendacious stories about their opponents, their family and even spouses. Day in and
Being Responsible Pays
Sometimes, we wonder whether within the relevant state agencies, there are units which monitor our intra and inter-urban roads with a view to attending to blemishes before they magnify
Teachers’ De Ja Vu Strike Action
The disagreements between teachers’ unions and the education authorities always affect the academic calendar in a manner that does not inure to the interest of the pupils and students.
‘Stop Displaying Firearms’
Ms. Afi Yakubu The National Commission On Small Arms & Light Weapons (NACSA), under its Board Chairman, Rev Prof Paul Frimpong-Manso, Â and new head Ms. Afi Yakubu, has embarked on
Begging For UN Reforms
Ghana is assuming the Presidency of the United Nations Security Council at a time of heightened security and economic challenges bedeviling the globe. These challenges, security and economics, have
Dictatorship Of Greedy Traders
Commuters and others are reeling under the incessant rising fares and commodity prices especially, in Accra. It is so arbitrary as it were, that commuters are unable to tell