Dr. Mohammed Awal Our many tourist attractions remain untapped in spite of their potential foreign exchange leverage or even diversify them. The need for state development of these attractions cannot
Unethical, Unprofessional Teachers
For the second time, some teachers have posted on social media video of kids with diction challenges out of derision. The posts are so despicable some parents were unable to
Euphoria, Phobia About A Presentation
The announced presentation by Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia in April on the depreciating Cedi vis-a-vis an ailing global economy could not have been prompted by the prank of former President
A Banker’s Faux Pas
The free SHS initiative is a flagship programme NDC-inclined persons would rather did not take off at all. Like the E-Levy, it has engaged the minds of NDC propagandists who
Embarrassing, Despicable
The demolition of a structure on a parcel of land being contested by the Bulgarian Embassy and a private developer was a re-enactment of an earlier scenario with the Nigerian
Behold The Rains Are Close
We are fast approaching the raining season and expectedly, the relevant agencies have embarked upon preparations towards obviating the consequences of flooding especially in Accra. We cannot vouch for a
A Town Still Smouldering
Unfortunately and regrettably, Bawku is still smouldering. The latest report of three persons killed and three soldiers on an injury list all from the restive town is worrying. We are
Cutting A Gordian Knot
Samuel Abu Jinapor The ongoing one-week retreat organised by the Lands Commission for stakeholders in the administration of land is appropriate. Any engagement which would instill efficiency in land administration
Of Nagging Onion Sellers
Henry Quartey The relocation of onion sellers from their previous location at Agbogbloshie to Adjen Kotoku is one of the best decisions to have been taken by the Greater Accra
National Conversation On Accidents
The accident which claimed the lives of nine persons said to be students of the University of Education, Winneba last week at Asuboi offers us important lessons about our drivers.
A Speaker’s Cognitive Infirmity
Alban Bagbin Of all the arms of government the judiciary holds an exceptional role regardless of Montesquieu’s principle of separation of powers. As an interpreter of the laws and for
Green Ghana Threatened
Herds of cattle are reported to have descended upon forests containing young Green Ghana trees in the Bono Region. Such a worrying development should not be brushed under the carpet
Peace In Tamale Especially Crucial
Although the recent shooting incident at the residence of the chief priest and market head of Tamale had nothing to do with the now doused chieftaincy impasse which disturbed the