The conviction once more of a foreign national, seeking to unlawfully acquire a Ghana Card, is an indication that the National Identification Authority (NIA) should not rest on its oars
Wages Of Irresponsibility
The drowning of some three children in a water-filled pit in a suburb of Accra is a painful development because it was avoidable. The children should not have died but
R.S. Blay: Honouring An Icon
Remembering and honouring national heroes is a duty which when ignored, reduces a people to nothingness. To deliberately refuse to remember and honour our heroes, is not only a disservice,
Carte Blanche For Motor Riders
There is a scary silence about what appears to be a seeming indifference about motor riders’ indiscipline in Accra especially by the Motor Transport and Traffic Department of the Ghana
Reviving A Lost System
When Kwasi Gyan Appenteng’s article “Ghana’s Coming Future” showed up in yesterday’s issue of this newspaper a touch of nostalgia gripped his contemporaries and others, his juniors in the age
Affront To Regulatory Agencies
The integrity of the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA), like other regulatory entities in the country, should be protected by all means. Such agencies were established by law for important purposes
MMDAs Must Wake Up
Dan Botwe – Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Yesterday’s downpour exposed the non-performance of the assemblies in the Greater Accra Region. We would have expected that after the
Who Lied Against MoMo Wallets?
Ken Ashigbey Now that Ken Ashigbey of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has denied being responsible for the so-called panic MoMo wallet withdrawal announcement, it would be worthwhile finding out
DIHOC: This One Must Succeed
The establishment of a Defence Industries Holding Company which was inaugurated yesterday by Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia is a great impetus towards our industrialisation drive. With a Ghana Integrated and
Unnecessary Ado About School Placements
The self-placement segment of the SHS admission for this year should be nearing its end. While the whole exercise, the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) has been generally
Which Supreme Court?
We are befuddled. The Minority in Parliament or better put, the NDC, has proceeded to court over the E-Levy. It is a stock-in-trade they have held on to over the
And The Country Bounced Back
The Black Star players For a country reeling from a global economic downturn occasioned by a post-COVID-19 regime and the war in Ukraine, the developments of last Tuesday deservedly returned
Protocol Relaxation Blues
Dr Titus Beyuo The expression of worry by the Ghana Medical Association’s (GMA) General Secretary, Dr. Titus Beyuo, over President Akufo-Addo’s relaxation of the COVID-19 protocols is foreboding. We are