EDITORIAL

Easter is just around the corner and The New Publisher reminds us all that it is an ideal time to show love to a child in need. One does not need to travel far to identify a needy child. They are all around us, some even selling all…
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A mentally challenged woman recently stoned to death an innocent man who was chasing his daily bread at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra, in the full glare of the public. There are several more reports of mentally challenged persons who…
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The New Publisher, in this editorial, would dare not pretend indiscipline among students, especially in second cycle schools in Ghana, is a new thing but the scary dimensions it has grown into in recent times is testament that we, as a…
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The 2025 edition of World Radio Day (WRD) was marked yesterday February 13 under the theme “Radio and Climate Change” to highlight the way radio broadcasting can be used to set an agenda for throwing the searchlight on the issues of climate…
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“Daughter of a murderer, sit down! Daughter of a murderer, sit down!” was how someone in the Chamber of Ghana’s Parliament yelled at and described  Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings,  biological daughter of the late former President Jerry John…
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Per discussions on the floor of Parliament on Wednesday February 5, 2025, Members were in agreement that the challenging issue of impersonation on social media platforms, and misinformation needs some urgent attention and solution.…
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Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament acted in good faith and did right when he lifted the suspension he had unilaterally placed  on four Members of the House accused to have been involved in chaos at a…
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Ghanaian authorities are pretending to be unaware of the several months of the free-for-all violent street fights among secondary school students in the open streets of Accra. The students involved have become emboldened enough to video…
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It should be crystal clear to the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) by now that it should wake up from its sleep or just face reality else it would continue to sleep into opposition within the next two months or so. In as much…
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The institutions of state responsible for ensuring that streetlights are up and functioning have performed poorly as most roads in the country lack functioning streetlights and have remained so for too long a time; sometimes several years.…
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