Teachers have downed their tools at a time when Ghana, like the rest of the world, is encountering economic setbacks with pinching effects. While acknowledging the sacrifices they have been

The Minister of the Interior, Ambrose Dery, is scheduled to brief Parliament tomorrow about the status of the national citizenship document, the Ghana Card. This piece of news has been

All too soon, it is a year since the decongestion exercise at Agbogbloshie and the man behind it all has unsurprisingly touched base with those at the centre of the

We are not superstitious but wish to revisit some negative occurrences which happened to our country in the month of June. These of course are against the backdrop of the

For those who only heard about the violent antecedents of the National Democratic Congress (P/NDC), last Tuesday offered them a rare glimpse into those bloody days of the political grouping.

  The announcement that action would be taken to reverse the deteriorating state of the Ramsar Site in Accra is music to lovers of nature. No amount of money or

Yesterday, government took the bold decision of regularising the ownership of the land on the 800 acres of land encroached upon by an assortment of persons at Frafraha in Accra.

We are constrained to return to the subject of encroachers locking their sights on state lands. The encroachers are not only trespassing but building on such places as though there

Ambrose Dery Keeping watch over our national security even as we adhere to the dictates of the international conventions on refugees, to which we are signatories, is not a picnic

When a warning was issued by the Greater Accra Regional Minister Henry Quartey that encroachers on the Animal Research Institute (ARI) land at the Adenta Municipality in Accra to vacate

We would not have visited this foul subject but for its resonance in some sections of the Islamic communities across the country, and its potential to compromise national security. Some