Paying ransom to kidnappers is a disincentive for the war against the criminality. Kidnapping has just made a disturbing landfall in the country and it is being introduced here by
Akufo-Addo’s Triumph, NDC’s Chicanery
President Akufo-Addo Of course, President Akufo-Addo is deserving of plaudits for walking his talk of bringing a closure to the Dagbon chieftaincy conundrum. We find it hypocritical the attempts at
The Halcyon Days For Democracy Are Here
 The role of the media in the success or otherwise of critical public institutions such as the Electoral Commission (EC) is enormous and obvious. It is for this reason that
Bring Back Our Girls Pronto
The disappearance of three young girls through kidnapping is a national emergency. It is a scary matter when, especially, the Police appear helpless in bringing them back to their parents.
Sigh Of Relief, Normalcy At Last
The doubts which underpinned the success of the roadmap to peace in Dagbon have now evaporated into thin air: the hurdles have been surmounted and a Yaa Naa is named.
The Agric Sector Is Improving
Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto Before the New Patriotic Party government assumed office, the growth rate in the agriculture sector was around 3.0% but the careful implementation of policies and programmes
The Gbagbo Release, Matters Arising
Laurent Gbagbo The release from detention by the International Criminal Court (ICC) of former Ivorian President, Laurent Gbagbo, has a direct bearing on Ghana’s security which we ignore to our
The Ghana Geological Survey Agency (GGSA) is an important state agency hardly known to many Ghanaians. Such ignorance would have been different were we as a country suffering the fallouts
Never Again Should We Allow A Scam
That a high-powered delegation is in Dubai in pursuance of matters related to the busted gold dealership Menzgold Company Limited is enough to scuttle the machinations of those accusing government
Dangers Of The Last Lap
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II We recognize the invaluable role of the Committee Of Eminent Chiefs in fashioning out a roadmap towards peace in Dagbon; the steadfastness of the committee in
All That Glitters Not Gold
For those who were enthralled by the dazzling neon lights and the gold plated façade of Menzgold, they should have learnt after their bitter experience with the ponzi affair that
Bumpy Road To Peace
The late Yaa Naa Yakubu Andani We did not expect the implementation of the roadmap to Dagbon peace to be devoid of the like of the hiccup witnessed last Thursday.
No Tears, Compensation For The Bitten
Those who get bitten even after they were warned about the integrity of the transactions they went into deserve neither tears nor sympathy from their compatriots. What kind of people