Airbus The story about the Airbus deal made landfall over the weekend and the turbulence associated with it is enormous. The fallouts are being felt far away from the epicentre
Corruption? ‘Report To My Office’
President Akufo-Addo President Akufo-Addo’s call on members of the diplomatic corps to report to his office evidence of corruption on the part of his appointees is a rarity. The demand
Neoplan: Wonderful Relief
We cannot but join the management and workers of Neoplan Ghana Limited in savouring the good tidings from the Trade Ministry: the company won’t die after all. A planned lifeline
Zongos: NDC’s ‘Use, Dump’ Policy
Dr. Mustapha Hamid Mustapha Hameed (not: Dr. Mustapha Hamid), Zongo and Inner Cities Minister, could not have hit the bull’s eye any better than he did with his social media
On Our Marks… As ECGets Set
We cannot but congratulate the Electoral Commission (EC) on getting set for the commencement of the journey towards a credible electoral roll. They have announced the date for the takeoff
Cops’ Costly Indiscretion
But for the prevalence of cool heads at the Gbewaa Palace, abode of the Ya Na, King of Dagbon, a few days ago, we would have been stunned by a
Allow EC Do Its Work, Says John Mahama
John Mahama and Jean Mensa ‘Being an election year, I will appeal to all political parties and other civil society organisations to give the Electoral Commission the peace of mind
A Man In Fantasy Realm
Prof Ken Attafuah Professor Ken Attafuah is in the news for unenviable reasons. He appears to have jumped into the fray of whether or not Ghana needs a fresh voters’
Dagbon At Jubilee: Peace Sealed
The dividends of peace are pure and varied. Among these are development and freedom which war and strife do not bring. The ambience at the Jubilee House on Thursday when
CSOs’ Insincerity, Closed Minds
Yesterday, some civil society organisations (CSOs) met with top officials of the Electoral Commission (EC) at Alisa Hotel in Accra. Two important ingredients for the success of such engagements were
Another Avoidable Carnage
The perishing of so many lives, 34, through an avoidable accident, of course, deserves a commentary. We have had good cause to remark about much avoidable carnage. The lull
Integrity-Steeped Database A Must
The importance of data gathering and storage has never been more critical in the country. Today, the subject of digitization has been given a big push as Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia
Re-Enacting The Culture Of Indiscipline
The culture of indiscipline is a hallmark of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), the origin for which moral deficiency is not far-fetched. As something ingrained in their political DNA,