Last week, two security agencies enacted a worrying spectacle at the Bosumtwe Sam Harbour in Takoradi which left behind a bitter taste in the palates of Ghanaians. The Customs Division
When WAEC Suffers Technical Hitch
This year’s West African Examinations Council results for the West African Senior School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) have suffered a technical hitch and therefore, created confusion among parents, candidates and other
Go Get The Jab Now
A few days ago the World Health Organisation (WHO) representative in Ghana had cause to appeal to Ghanaians to get vaccinated. His appeal comes on the backdrop of the fact
Open National Security Threat
We have learnt about the closure of the Electricity Company Of Ghana (ECG) offices in Somanya in the Manya Krobo District of the Eastern Region a development occasioned by threats
Restore State Intra-City Commuter Service
State investment in intra-city commuter services would not be a bad idea at all. Although previous investments in that direction collapsed as did national shipping and air lines, the underlying
A Protest Driven By Incivility
We doff our hats for the show of maturity by the Police yesterday when the strike action by the drivers under the umbrella of the Ghana Private Roads Transport Union
Megaphone Of War, Indecency
The dearth of decency and self-censorship while expressing ourselves especially on air and social media has descended to an all-time low. We are lapping the freedom of expression with a
Good Roads, Faded Markings
The curtains are being drawn over another year of roads, the previous one having witnessed its share of road infrastructural development to take place across the country. We cannot deny
Small Arms Proliferation
The arrest of two persons by the Marine Police Unit (MPU) in Tema a few days ago for smuggling into the country a number of pistols is a feat which
Omicron And The Protocols
Just when we were about to say adieu to COVID-19 and its attendant drawbacks a South African scientist discovered a mutation of the virus. Scientists have been compelled to return
Shameful Partisan Chicanery
Alban Bagbin Last week ended on an interesting note as the Speaker led the NDC to put the country on edge in their unproductive bid to subject the 2022 budget
Let Peace Return To Bawku
The simmering trouble in the Upper East Region municipality of Bawku was on the verge of boiling over a few days ago but for the swift intervention by the Ministry
As We Spare The Rod…
The Conference Of Heads Of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) have raised concern about the spate of indiscipline in senior high schools in the country and proposed a conversation on the