Our boxing hero DK Poison is at last getting back his money. Mr. President must be congratulated on being Ghana’s only first gentleman to see the need to order the

After seven months at home, second-year students in senior and junior high schools returned to school on Monday. Of course, parents and Ghanaians in general were excited at the development

When our compatriots who get the opportunity of ruling this country exit the position of president, they deserve respect. The reference is not automatic because some former presidents do not

IGP, James Oppong-Boanuh An assurance of strict application of electoral offences and vigilantism laws by the Inspector General of Police, Mr. James Oppong-Boanuh, is good talk which is heartwarming. It

One of the remarks of Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia during his trip to Nima on Wednesday as part of his Greater Accra Regional tour was about Zongo youth’s preference for jobs

A good leader does not show weakness in the face of aggression or mischief. He shows stoicism and deals decisively when this becomes necessary as in the situation in which

The rebels have struck again this time ruffling passengers on board a commercial bus. We are now coming to terms with the reality of rebels in our midst. Calling them

These are unusual times in our country’s history. Times when those who profess to love Ghana yet dine with separatists and even fund their activities cannot pass for normal times.

Papavi The picture of a frail Papavi supporting his frame with a walking stick when he was arrested for his separatist agenda veneered a major national security issue on our

KILLED! Nai Osipi Darko The Kasoa area has become notorious for lawlessness, criminality which is by and large traceable to land issues. One of the stories in yesterday’s edition was

  It is preposterous to imagine that names of supporters of a particular party can be expunged from the voters’ register. How can you even think about this possibility with