The relevance of climate change to local and indeed global circumstances cannot be marginalised or ignored. As a global reality, we are all enduring the effects of the extremes of

Residents of Accra thought Saturday’s downpour was the most destructive of the ongoing raining season until last Monday’s registered itself. It reminded many of previous encounters with the extreme weather

For the second time in less than a week, Accra was inundated with a torrential rain which stretched several hours. Floods are usually recorded once during the perennial raining season.

  The subject of terrorism has never been so heightened in our public discourse. In previous times, it sounded too distant to be of any concern to us locally. Today,

A screaming headline in a local newspaper last Saturday was about the danger posed by herbal medicine. Although a truism, the warning like others before it, has not received the

The brouhaha about the so-called sale of the Achimota Forest Reserve having been laid to rest for being steeped in mendacity, we can turn our attention elsewhere. We are constrained

Like a bad dream, the country was momentarily jolted by a concoction brewed in a political pot last Tuesday. It was a fictitious story about the 92-year-old reserved Achimota Forest

Ashgold players Now that the cat has been let out of the bag, the veracity of match-fixing in our soccer league is no longer a matter of hushed conversation shrouded

#Letsgoplanting is this year’s hashtag for the national tree planting exercise. The theme for the exercise is “Mobilising For A Greener Future” which highlights the importance of trees for our

Dan Botwe – Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Times are changing and positively so, regardless of how slow these take. Those who presently hold public offices and breach