In spite of a seeming heightened spate of sermons in both Abrahamic faiths, the number of depravities in the Ghanaian society continues to augment unabated. Some of the stories
Mr. President, Reshuffle Please!
THE DESIRE for reshuffling has never been so heightened in the country. Previously, hardly on the lips of ordinary street persons, now the subject is one being discussed all
Presaging Danger
The political story which trended worryingly last weekend was the bloodletting which characterised the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) branch elections in some parts of the country. Those who
The New Police Officer
The freshest batch of young police officers to join the ranks of law enforcers in the country has been cautioned against acting unprofessionally. The CID Chief who spoke during
Grab The Electricity Thieves
Of the utility service providers, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has an outstanding status, its other counterparts dependent upon it for survival. Managing the power generated by the
Relief On The Rails
THE RECENT reactivation of the commuter train service between Accra and Tema is welcome and relieving news. For residents of cities worldwide, Ghana, not an exception, an efficient railway
Shameful Hate Remarks
We wish to express our sympathy to Lawyer Kpebu for his fall last Saturday during a current affairs programme on one of the radio stations in Accra. It is
We Are Watching!
When criminals from neighbouring countries turn Ghana into a hub for defrauding foreigners in distant lands, it is as worrying as the non-confidence of the victims in our justice
Against Intemperate Language
In a democracy such as ours, all eligible persons can, if they want, present themselves for consideration by delegates or the people as the case maybe, for elections. With
Atta Mills’ Ghost Again
Ghanaians are once more in the grips of the stress of not knowing what killed a sitting President. This subject appears to have taken the form of a jinx
Daring The Law
Indiscipline without doubt has hit a zenith in this country. So bad is the situation that a man said to be a pastor has dared the Greater Accra Regional
“They Don’t Read”
Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia’s jibe at the NDC that “they don’t read” could not have been put in a better context than a few days ago when the Director
A Trail Blazing Congress
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) congress has come and gone, the standards set by the organisers standing out as trail blazers for others to emulate. In a commentary preceding