September 2018

Some of us strongly believe that Ghanaians made a calamitous mistake by voting the NPP government out of power in 2008 general elections, as Ghana, as a matter of record and observation, was heading towards the right direction following the…
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The advocacy or debate for the legalization of marijuana (wee) continues to linger around the necks of Ghanaians and just when the matter seemed to have gone down, on Wednesday, September 19th, 2018, news broke out that the supreme court of…
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In Ghana, founder‟s day is to observe the gallantry and assiduous effort of Ghanaian leaders who took firm stand in engineering the country towards independence. It is obvious that, crops of Ghanaian leaders made significant contributions…
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Former President John Mahama has said 21 September will continue to be celebrated in honour of, in his view, Ghana’s founder, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, as Founder’s Day. In a short Facebook message to mark the day, Mr Mahama posted: “Today…
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The Ministry of Communication has denied reports that it has decided to hand over the management of the DTT infrastructure and platform to Chinese firm StarTimes. “The ministry wishes to state emphatically that it has, in no way,…
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A former Deputy Chief of Staff in the Mahama administration, Valerie Sawyerr, who also served on the board of the Ghana National Gas Company (Ghana Gas), has described as “shoddy” and “disgusting”, an audit report commissioned by the…
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I have read all sorts of articles in the newspapers today, September 20, 2018, based on what is claimed to be a report of a so-called Cabinet Committee Responsible for the Coordination of Investigations/Forensic Audits. The allegations?…
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As a result of the fall of man in the Garden of Eden, many believers still see themselves as ordinary, despite the enormous deposits of God in their lives. Many do not have a clear understanding of the finished work of Christ and the…
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The highly criminal and hidden nature of organized crime presents traffickers numerous platform for recruiting and selling vulnerable Ghanaian children and adults. Traffickers comprise agents or middlemen typically, Ghanaians and their…
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“On p.280, we are told that Ghana’s per capita income “is about $400”. In fact, it was $1,490 in 2015, the year before the last revisions and five years after Ghana became a middle-income country.” Out of curiosity, I recently decided to…
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