A political administration which sets up a Complaints Office for the addressing of maltreatment of journalists cannot be regarded as opposed to a free press. We doff our hats in
Culture Of Cacophony, Mendacity
The attributes of culture of silence are not hazy. The evidence of how the culture played out in times past and how it impacted democracy and good governance then are
Adieu Chaos, Welcome Sanity
Motorists and pedestrians alike will soon be able to move freely around the congested Abossey Okai Spare Parts Market without painful ado. AÂ planned decongestion that would give the market
Fix NDC’s Cantankerousness
Opposition politics in the hands of the mischievous can be interesting and even thrilling. In Ghana, the largest opposition party has launched a series of activities all of which are
‘Pneumatic Night’ And Pneumonia
Whereas pneumatology is the segment of Christian theology concerned with the Holy Ghost and spiritual concepts, pneumonia on the other hand refers to the inflammation of the lungs one of
Maintain The Momentum
We are excited that at last the Ghana Police Service has responded to the security challenges posed by the many illegal ECOWAS immigrants in Kasoa in the Central Region.
‘Information As A Public Good’
This year’s ‘World Press Freedom Day’ is taking place at a time when the media especially the print are enduring the economic fallouts of COVID-19 just like other business
On The Attack Mode
The Commander-In-Chief has issued his orders to the military: Remove all items used in illegal mining activities on water bodies and in the forests. Such clear and unambiguous orders should
Worrying Uptick Of Airport Positives
The sudden uptick in the number of arriving passengers testing positive for COVID-19 at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) should not be overlooked. The correspondence from Frontier Services Limited,
Criminals In El Dorado
Of course those engaged in the destruction of our flora and fauna directly and indirectly are criminals who should be regarded and treated as such. Those recklessly digging and
Frema’s Admonition Auspicious
This is not the time for Ghana to be saddled with non-performing regional ministers. Mr. President’s visions are varied and for these to be accomplished successfully his representatives in
The Stubborn Suburb
The Central Region, suburb of Kasoa, Hausa word for market, is shared informally with the Greater Accra Region. Most of the residents here work in Accra and in their minds
Back To The Turbid Waters
The turbid state of water bodies in gold-bearing areas of the country defines unambiguously the level of pollution being exacted by illegal mining and how much officialdom in previous times