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
And Now An Apology
Ivy Aboagye Decency demands that when an apology is rendered same is accepted and swords returned to their scabbards. Ivy Aboagye’s apology having deprived us of an opportunity to return
When Romance Takes A Dip
The murder of a young policewoman allegedly by her boyfriend at her duty station in Damongo in the Savannah Region as contained in one of the stories in this
For The Police A New Dawn
Change as a constant phenomenon was played out last Friday when the former IGP Mr. James Oppong-Boanuh handed over the command of the Ghana Police Service to Dr. George
Monitor Pokuase Interchange
On Wednesday, the Roads and Highways Minister Kwasi Amoako Attah, accompanied by his deputies, were led by the Greater Accra Regional Minister Henry Quartey to the recently commissioned multi-million dollar
How Are The Trees Doing?
It has been two months shy of a few weeks since we embarked on an ambitious tree planting exercise across the country. It was an exercise which set us