A rare opportunity has reared its head for the Ghana Police Service Administration to deal with an allegation of extortion levelled against it, one of many over the years.
Digitisation Overdrive Bearing Fruits
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia We are being driven at a dizzying speed on our digitisation journey. At this speed it would certainly not be long before we reach
We Demand Closure To Police/Military Clashes
The clash between a squad of soldiers and some police officers last Monday, details of which were contained in yesterday’s issue of this paper, is a worrying occurrence. Being
Rising Spate Of Drowning On Volta River
We cannot afford to have river accidents adding to the carnage on our highways. There is too much bloodshed on our roads and to have our rivers doing same
Diversity Lessons From The UK
The beauty of diversity has been laid out so beautifully in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. Those in denial of this trend in modern politics and therefore finding it
Kamala Harris, We Prefer Symbiotic Relationship
Kamala Harris We are excited that our country is hosting a Vice President of the United States as we recall a similar visit by the then President Barack Obama. The
Getting Idle Hands Busy
The Zongos and inner cities have been neglected for too long. The concept of a Zongo Development Fund (ZoDF) to change the narrative of these neglected segments of the
Muslims Begin Fasting: Ramadan Kareem
Muslims across the world have today commenced a month-long period of fasting, a spiritual exercise which constitutes one of the five pillars of the Islamic faith. In Ghana, the
The Wages Of Galamsey In Sekondi-Takoradi
The shortage of potable water in the twin cities of Sekondi-Takoradi in the Western Region and the resultant effect of water rationing calls for reflection. We have learnt that
Let There Be Light
When you spot the Managing Director of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) leading staff of the utility approaching your establishment or even residence, the mission is certainly to
A President’s Racist Remark
The Tunisian President’s recklessness has spilled over his country’s borders and triggered unenviable diplomatic furore in especially West Africa. He is called Kais Saied and his recent manipulation of
Tyranny Of The Minority
Let us get on with this God-sent intervention to check the anomaly of unqualified persons coming to decide who governs this country. The avoidable and cacophony about election period
Return Of Road Tolls Backed By Economic Sense
The proposed return of road tolls has elicited mixed reactions. While some think it is a welcome rethink, others are compelled to recall the long vehicle queues at toll