Kwame Asuah Takyi The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), one of the national security institutions in the country, has a unique role to play in a sub-region threatened by the attacks

What at all does the National Democratic Congress (NDC) want from Ghanaians? That was a question posed by someone after following the unproductive series of propaganda against the elevation of

Bobie-Ansah Decency and irresponsible journalism are under threat as so-called journalists cross the red line of good conduct with tendentious comments which are anything but in the interest of national

In previous efforts at giving Accra a tidied look, the exercises ended up being a nine-day wonder because they lacked consistency. The ‘Clean Your Frontage’ campaign, which encompasses the removal

The propaganda which was let loose when Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia spoke about the Ghana Card becoming a future travel document, an electronic passport in future, is worth recalling. On

To state that the manner in which vendors sell their wares close to vehicular traffic in our urban centres does not expose them to danger cannot be acceptable. Unfortunately, however,

Last week, a driver was convicted for spilling concrete on a public road in Accra. It was a refreshing piece of news because it shows that public property is after

The now suspended Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE) for the Sekondi/Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly exhibited ample impropriety and abuse of office to warrant the President’s decision to crack the whip. Ghanaians awaited

One of the stories in this issue is melancholic. It is about a no-love-lost matrimony which eventually led to a loss of life. A husband losing his life following the

Dan Botwe – Minister of Local Government and Rural Development NOT all Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) are living up to the billing of their offices. Some are

At long last the ‘Operation Clean Your Frontage’ programme has taken off. It took backbreaking planning to reach this highpoint. Those who saw the aftermath of yesterday’s exercise at Circle

One of our front page stories, the lead, in this edition relates the Apiate tragedy and matters which arose thereof. Was there an escort as required by security standards given