George Stephenson’s locomotive came to mind when word was dropped about the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government’s purchase of 1970 railway engines for the Ghana Railway Company (GRC). One

President John Mahama   It is a fact that the floods which hit Accra were avoidable even as government spin doctors tried hard to make it look like a force

Mahama Ayariga   The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga’s claim that successive governments have failed to address the perennial flooding in Accra and so the problem lies with the

  Fire and water…we have been here before. In June 2015 we witnessed for the first time balls of fire on top of water spectacle which constituted one of Ghana’s

A scene at the radio station   We are constrained to reprimand the police in Kasoa for folding their arms when officials of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) descended

  The late divulging of partial details of the record meth haul originating from Ghana leaves much to be desired in terms of state propriety. A $208 million haul of

Stephen Ofosu Agyare   Politicians are expected to conduct themselves with utmost decorum, especially in public. Children and others outside their brackets look up to those in this category for

Prof. Ransford Gyampo   The quest for continuous relevance in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is the reason Prof. Ransford Gyampo, former political science lecturer, has offered a so-called antidote,

Bright Appiah   The dangers of social media exposure on teens are lost to most Ghanaian parents, including the educated. While the unlettered could be pardoned for their ignorance, not

The late Avinu Innocentia, UCC student   Last week’s reports about scattered incidents of violence across the country, some involving students, cast a shadow on security in the country. The

Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu   Franklin Cudjoe has announced that Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu is unwell and under house arrest. Hmm. The announcement emanating from him after many questions about her whereabouts made interesting

Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu   Many Ghanaians do not trust the government and would always want to ascribe shadowiness to everything that emanates from the Presidency and its appendages. Such suspicions are