Jean Mensa – Chairperson of EC The only thing which can threaten our hard-worn democracy is a deliberate and concerted political party project to consistently prosecute a war of attrition
Ghana Card: All Hands On Deck
The $293 million Ghana Card project has taken off in the Greater Accra Region. As it is with such projects – one intended to capture critical vital details of all
May Day Speech Unique, Inspiring
President Nana Akufo-Addo It was an assuaging May Day speech to workers who have had little education about their future source of livelihood – the pension fund. President Akufo-Addo’s speech
A Good Start That Was
Freddie Blay and Samuel Ofosu Ampofo When they met for their parley on stemming vigilantism in our body politic there was no doubt in the commitment of party leaders to
Dangerous, Despicable Criminal Novelty
What better headline for the nasty and despicable incidents of kidnapping seeking a foothold in the country as we stand and look helplessly, indeed forlornly. More worrying is the fact
Okada: Presaging Chaos, Maimed Limbs
The conversation about commercial motorcycle commuters otherwise called okada has died down. That sounds ominous considering the negative fallouts from the enterprise. The dangers presented by the business as it
At Last The Drones Are Airborne
After all the intrigues – covert and overt – to deny the medical drones a takeoff, the gadgets are finally airborne commencing a novelty – a game changer by all
Veiled Revenge Steeped In Envy
A couple of days or so ago, Joy FM treaded an inclement path – a tendentious one – seeking to subtly put the Daily Guide newspaper on the spot. Many
‘Pulling Down’ Lobbying
There is an unusual jostling for the top job in the law enforcement system as it is becoming clear that the days of the Chief Constable in his position are
?‘A Light In The Dark’ Gesture
In a world struggling to stem the rising tide of insecurity occasioned by mass killings – the handiwork of warped-minded faith extremists -the gesture of the National Chief Imam at
Easter: Time To Reflect, Change
Easter starts tomorrow with Good Friday. It is all about the tribulations Jesus Christ suffered during his ministry in an ephemeral world full of iniquities. He suffered persecution but being
The Politicisation Of Crime
The drawbacks of the politicisation of crime have been a matter of public discourse for some time now. The President and many other leading public figures have not stopped condemning
More Floods, More Casualties
Rains no longer bring joy as they used to do to the residents of Accra. For those lucky to be living on high grounds, they cannot count themselves lucky. They