George Mireku Duker Of all the countries in West Africa, Ghana is the easiest to enter illegally by our West African neighbours and Asians. As if their illegal entry is
Dracula, Uncanny And Surreal
Richard Appiah We are lost for words as are other Ghanaians about the Dracula episode which played out in Abesim in the Bono Region. The foregone headline captures the story
Our Depleting Fauna
Two developments have occurred in Ghana and Kenya recently both bordering on the protection of their local faunas. While the Kenyan authorities have embarked upon a rare exercise of counting
Donning The NDC Garment
The General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) has taken exception to the recent warped election analysis of the Speaker when he hosted an Ethiopian delegation. The
The COVID Impunity Persists
The rising number of COVID cases in the country is not attracting the desired attention from both the authorities and the populace. In this edition there is a worrying
The Mounted Novelty Is Here
Some communities in Accra have begun witnessing a policing novelty. Personnel of the Ghana Police Service Mounted Squadron Unit (MSU) previously seen during the presentation of the State Of
For The Sake Of Road Safety
There is no shortage of the dangling of statistics of accidents on our highways in the media. Even as we discuss the situation it would be appropriate to consider
Our Rivers Are Back
Signs of our recovering rivers are palpable. They have been saved from the abuse of irresponsible illegal miners who could not care a hoot about the effects of their
And There Was No Scandal
Ghana is not used to scandal-free international sporting tournaments. Little wonder the hearts of many were in their mouths as our participation in the just ended Olympics in Tokyo
NDC’s Electoral Reforms
It is good tidings that the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is discussing electoral reforms in the country. We are elated that the party is gradually picking up the
Accra Lands: Restore Sanity
The inauguration of a Greater Accra Regional Lands Commission could not have come at a more auspicious time. Coming into being on the heels of the operationalisation of fresh
Placards Full Of Balderdash
Placards Full Of Balderdash The National Cathedral, the issue of dwindling tithes in places of worship and the replacement of the current Constitution stood tall in the demands of the
Rethinking The Founders’ Day
For reasons best known to them, some persons still hold on to their stance that this country was founded by one person. The task of seeking the independence of