FEATURE

My love for The Mirror newspaper goes way back to my Senior High School days.  I, together with my elder brother would contribute money to grab the paper every Saturdays at the now-defunct newspaper stand near the Nima Post Office. We…
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Folks the committee set up by the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources to investigate the allegations made in the EIA report can't be trusted. The committee is put together and will report to the Minister, it's chaired by one of his…
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Recent developments within the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) seem to buttress the belief that not everyone carrying a big political tag is politically smart. The party’s government, which is currently ‘choking’ with one embarrassing…
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In today’s world of blurring borders, development knows no boundaries. By 2050, estimates show that there will be 10 billion people living on a planet increasingly grappling with urbanization, weakening food systems, and the dwindling of…
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Nima, one of Ghana’s most populous and economically deprived communities is also home to some of the nation’s brightest and most creative citizens. One of such people is Inusah Mohammed, a vibrant young man popularly known as Mazi Okoro…
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The fourth Republic (from 1992 to present) has seen about 24 political parties registered in the country. By law, these parties are regulated by the Political Parties Act 574 which was passed in 2000. It is interesting to note that…
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Dear John Dumelo, Let me begin by congratulating you for winning the NDC parliamentary primaries in the Ayawaso West Wuogon (AWW) constituency to become the party’s Parliamentary Candidate in the constituency for election 2020. I also…
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In the wee hours of August 3, news on the Takoradi girls who have been missing to close to a year now spread across social media and the crawls of TV screens. The breaking news was that suspected decomposing remains of the three girls…
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Religion was always and is still, to a large extent, an integral part of the lifestyle of the many Ghanaians in the country Over the years, every activity was a religious exercise, and the individual was left to relate to his or her…
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SO MANY INNOCENT AND VULNERABLE PERSONS ARE IN JAIL FOR A CRIME THEY HAVEN’T OR MAY NOT HAVE BEING COMMITTED! Dear Mr President, I’M TYPING THIS WITH PAINS AND SORROWS! I have watched and paid critical attention to a program being…
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