Poor emergency response management, poor emergency coordination, unacceptable performance by public servants and above all lip-service to important matters of state by politicians at the helm. These descriptions represent
Telling, Worrying Predictability
Government had a rare opportunity to call the bluff of the Minority in Parliament but it blew it off, deliberately and regrettably. So many things have been said about
Akufo-Addo’s Journey
Ex-President Nana Akufo-Addo The journey towards the international recognition of the unparalleled ills of slavery in the history of humanity and, indeed, the quest for accompanying reparations was started
Black Maria Shenanigans
Ibrahim Mahama The Tamale metropolis was nearly overrun by drug-related criminalities until the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno, thought out a concept of stemming the
Middle East War: Any Plan B?
The ongoing war in the Middle East has introduced many Ghanaians to the complex subject of geopolitics. Many hardly bothered themselves until now about happenings beyond the country. For
Fish Them Out, Punish Them
One of the stories in this edition is unusually disturbing. It is about the unbridled level of indiscipline among the youth today. Unfortunately, a section of youth in our
The Yohuno Initiative Must Work
IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno The Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) personnel have over the years earned a notoriety for bribe-taking, unenviable image and impression unfortunately synonymous with the
This Incivility Must Stop
For those who were unborn when lawlessness ruled in the country during a so-called revolution, a bit of that regrettable chapter in our history was played out when the
Of Good And Bad Honorary Degrees
Former President Nana Akufo-Addo and President John Mahama Emerging developments in recent times continue to expose the hypocrisy in local politics. During the tenure of former President Akufo-Addo, he
Recruitment Blood Money
Recruitment into the security services has never been so chaotic and rancorous. All of a sudden this annual routine process of selecting eligible and willing Ghanaians for recruitment into
Kidney Malfunction Emergency
We do not know what number of persons suffering from an ailment can pass for a health emergency. This, notwithstanding, we think that four million victims of kidney ailment
Chatham House Okro Mouth
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa American and Nigerian officials should be wondering what drove our Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to release classified information during a Chatham House engagement in
GES Come Again!
Arrogance and abuse of authority are not acceptable attributes of good governance. Those entrusted with the responsibility of managing a labour force must ensure that their problem-solving approaches are