EDITORIAL

Ghana’s internal security is being dragged to a precipice, with a possible crash-landing, if nothing drastic is done about the issue of the uncontrolled proliferation of commercial motorcycle (Okada) in the country. Even though handlers…
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We, at THE NEW PIBLISHER, write this editorial, fully aware that our offices could be raided and gadgets seized by National Security operatives just as they did to the journalists from Modrenghana.com who published some unfriendly articles…
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President Nana Akufo-Addo and the New Patriotic Party government must, henceforth, be careful with the way they try to sign, terminate, renegotiate or review agreements, particularly in the energy sector. Very embarrassing developments…
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Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, on Monday presented his 2019 mid-year budget statement to Parliament, and sought approval to spend some GH¢6.37 billion over and above the approved GH¢78 billion for the year. He also proposed an upward…
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The University of Education, Winneba, (UEW) has for the past two years been one of the most reported and discussed tertiary institutions in the country. Starting from the removal of Professor Mawutor Avoke as Vice-Chancellor, and the…
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The Special Prosecutor’s Office has been in the news lately, though not for very pleasant reasons. The office was established with the mandate to investigate and prosecute cases of alleged corruption under the Public Procurement Act…
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All too soon, the political season is here, and political parties in the country are preparing feverishly to start campaigns towards the 2020 parliamentary elections. In fact, major political parties, like the National Democratic…
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Corruption in Ghana has been common since independence, and even though successive governments have made one effort or the other to fight it, there is still a growing perception that government-related corruption is high. Ahead of the…
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The Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo government may be taking a lot of things for granted. Even though the administration may be doing well in some areas, it appears the lapses in the security sector are becoming too many. One such lapse has…
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News that the country faces an indefinite national black-out (dumsor) in the near future is very frightening. It is frightening because the people of Ghana, and indeed the business community, do not deserve another dose of what they…
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