EDITORIAL

For the past one year, our national psyche had been plagued with reports of kidnappings and other ‘un-Ghanaian’ crimes. The case of  the ‘Four Takoradi Girls’, (Ruth Abakah, Priscilla Blessing Bentum, Ruth Love Quayeson and Priscilla…
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Otumfuo Takes Traditional Leadership An Octave Higher Ghana’s traditional setup, which has been the beacon of the preservation of culture, has virtually remained static, even after six decades of independence, where they are merely seen…
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Corruption is, without doubt, the most popular word in Ghana today. As a matter of fact, so embedded has the practice become in our social fabric that it seems to be defying efforts to fight it. Political observers think the John Dramani…
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The rate at which traditional leaders in Ghana are being attacked, and often murdered in cold blood, getting worrying; not only because they form the core of our national political fabric, but largely because their absence could derail the…
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“We have a responsibility, all of us to create jobs and opportunities for our people and not look at one country to do it. “And this starts from poverty, all of our countries must create jobs and opportunities for their people so that…
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Recent calls on government by some personalities regarding the One District, One Factory policy suggest that the vision could be brought into disrepute, if care is not taken. When in 2016 the New Patriotic Party announced plans to…
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The essence of keeping money at the bank is largely threefold; safety from theft and fires, for interest, and to discourage unnecessary spending. Unfortunately, however, the banks also are not immune from theft and fraud. In fact, a…
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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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All too soon, the Akufo-Addo government, and the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) seem to be overlooking what the power of perception can do to a ruling government. They have forgotten that most of the ‘protest votes’ former…
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The growing habit of storing private conversations between people (who are supposed to be buddies) and putting them out when the grapes go sour is as condemnable as hell. Ever since Bank of Ghana (BoG) decided to embark on a…
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