Every fourth day of September, the rivers of the world are remembered and their importance underscored. The importance of the near ritual is just so mankind does not take these

The annual spillage of the Bagre Dam in neighbouring Burkina Faso and its attendant humanitarian and economic consequences now constitute a permanent feature on our calendar. Over the years, resolutions

The rate at which fire outbreaks are claiming lives and destroying personal belongings is worrying and calls for an effective response. Ashanti Region appears to top the list in recent

A former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. A. Mohammed, has written an article which he describes as a presentation on the issue of citizenship of Ghana from

So far, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has protected its integrity as a sub-regional academic testing body. And why not? To be able to have its certificates command a

THE MURDER of a certain Munira Moro at her new home in Abeka, Accra, ten days after her wedding, has prompted many valid questions among not only family members of

President Akufo-Addo President Akufo-Addo’s year of roads mantra is turning out not to mere hot air. Various road projects are being executed across the country and verifiably so. While some

We have observed subtle efforts and encouragingly so, by state actors in conjunction with the major players in the Bawku conflict towards restoring permanent peace in this restive part of

  Restricting the qualification for voters to the possession of the Ghana Card is a decision better late than never. To continue to use the antiquated guarantor system with its

No time was wasted in posting the order of arrangements regarding the accession to the throne of England. The fine details were not left out and by the time the

She came, she left and re-entered the country in style leaving all of us bewildered and wondering just how she did it. Her feat has prompted varying questions with some