Johnson Asiedu Nketia The law of karma is exposing many unworthy politicians these past few months. They make utterances which expose them big time and reduce them to laughing
Johnson Asiedu Nketia The law of karma is exposing many unworthy politicians these past few months. They make utterances which expose them big time and reduce them to laughing
The Avoidance of Discrimination Act of 1957 was a major legislation intended to restrict political parties whose membership belonged to a single ethnic grouping, region or faith towards national
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang The Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, oops! Acting President, received mention by some radio stations yesterday. It was one of those rare opportunities when
For the umpteenth time, a Volta Lake accident has claimed lives, most of the victims being children. The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA), the state body mandated to ensure safe
The proliferation of small arms in the country remains an arduous challenge for the security agencies, a challenge traceable to the days of the so-called revolution of 1979 when
Abdulfattah A.K. Al Sattari (Middle) with the When the Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Ghana, Abdulfattah A.K. Al Sattari paid a courtesy call on Western Publications, publishers
The nation’s capital was once more saddled with a disruptive and somewhat unexpected four-hour downpour which saw residents and motorists inconvenienced in varied ways. The accompanying traffic congestion was
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia There is no dearth of news on the political terrain in the country, and with limited space at the disposal of editorial boards, the task of
Ken Ashigbey Ken Ashigbey, the man at the forefront of the galamsey crusade could not have painted a gloomier picture about the risks his compatriots are facing today in
Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II With an unusual number of treatment plants being shut down by the Ghana Water Company, a situation occasioned by heightened illegal mining activities on
Sam Nartey George The recent dispute between MultiChoice Ghana and the Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation over DStv subscription fees was an opportunity to address legitimate public
The hassle associated with this year’s school placement has been nightmarish. Although the picture of a smooth exercise is being painted, we can simply conclude that it is just
Parents whose daughters have gained admission to KNUST Senior High School, Kumasi, must understandably be worried about the safety and welfare of freshers in the school. This concern follows