John Mahama We are living in dangerous times under the second coming of John Mahama. The people of Ghana, in a very overwhelming verdict on December 7, 2024, and
The Diabolic Game-Plan Commences
President John Mahama Democracy is what we have chosen for ourselves as a country. It is a choice which came on the heels of bumpy and bloody experiences with
Cantata Governance
Most senior civil and public servants live in hell anytime there is a change in government, the current democratic dispensation being a typical example. Things really came to a
Cry Your Own Cry!
We agree with the remarks of a concerned Ghanaian when he said “there is too much hypocrisy and double standards in this country.” A few days ago, a newspaper
Still A Messy Affair
Over the years, the National Security apparatus has earned an unenviable notoriety. The mention of this agency of state evokes thoughts about abuse of power, trampling of the human
Radioactive Land Grab
Land has never been so much sought for with such deadly and reckless ferocity, legally or otherwise, as being witnessed in recent times. Such acquisitions have given birth to
When Reality Dawns
Politics is a complex engagement. For those outside government, criticising those at the helm is an easy picking, almost effortlessly. While such criticisms are good, by ensuring that the
Women Make Command Debut
Jean Mensa The dearth of women at the head of state institutions has consistently been a subject of discussions within gender inclined non-government organisations. Those who wave off such
Behold A New Chief Constable
Dr. George Akuffo Dampare The position of Chief Constable or in our case the Inspector General of Police (IGP) has never been so contentious it would seem when Dr.
The 24-hour Enigma
The Free Senior High School (SHS) policy is to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) what the 24-hour economy slogan is to the National Democratic Congress (NDC). This cornerstone of
Let Them Talk Who Held Appointments
Dr. Gideon Boako Information and for that matter data are important in governance and other activities of the modern world. The foregone cannot be overlooked in democratic settings where
The Déjà Vu Continues
A lot of things are happening on the country’s political landscape. While some of these are not new, their repercussions have been felt before when they were first played
We Can Do Better Than This
Some dates are special, even sacred, in a country’s history. In our circumstance, March 6, 1957 is one of such dates. Last Thursday, we had another opportunity to commemorate