Prof. Abdulai Jinapor The current Executive Director of the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), Prof. Abdulai Jinapor, has brought the Commission to an unusual limelight. By making the Commission
Face-Saving Gimmick
IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno By-elections in the country have largely been crazy democratic exercises. The do-or-die attitude towards them by political actors have not helped in ensuring that these
Thugs At Ridge Hospital
Ralph St. Williams A certain Ralph St. Williams has gained an unenviable notoriety on the political landscape of the country. Unfortunately because of the unusual political times we are
Uninformed Aviation Opinions
The uninformed opinions about the chopper crash near Obuasi persist. It is our prayer that the bereaved families are far away from their radios at this time of the
Caution Worth Adhering To
Dr. Johnson Asiama – Governor of Bank of Ghana A strong Cedi against the Dollar is something all Ghanaians should cherish, especially when this would translate into reduced cost
Who Determines Credible Prophecies?
Afriyie Ankrah All of a sudden prophecies have become commonplace. Revelations to some chosen persons by God among his creatures have existed from the days of the prophets. Such
Fare Thee Well The Departed 8
An interdenominational service is holding today for the souls of the eight of our compatriots who lost their lives while on a national assignment. We as mortals can only
Spectre Of Fear, Panic
Although the official three days of mourning declared by President John Mahama for the fallen eight persons have elapsed, informally Ghanaians are still grieving. The families of the fallen
Mysticism On Front Burner
The aftermath of the chopper crash in Obuasi has opened the floodgates for assortment of prophecies. Even government has jumped into the fray with a directive on prophecy vetting,
Best Honour For Fallen Eight
Eight men departed from their various homes on a state service but never returned. This brings nostalgic memories of the Gold Coast days and later post-independence Ghana until the
Reclaiming Africa’s Medical Tourism Legacy: A New Era Of Healthcare Excellence
The writers Nigeria was a prime medical tourism hub in the 1960s. It is hard to believe but no less true. The destination, usually for both the rich and even
Gender Minister Goofs
Naa Momo Lartey Those who are entrusted with the running of the affairs of this country on behalf of the President of the Republic must do so with dedication
Bereft Of Dignity
Ghana has been thrown into mourning by the tragic incident of last Wednesday. We join the rest of the country in expressing our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families