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The No Bed Syndrome: Dr. Nsiah-Asare’s Incompetence Par Excellence
Last week, the nation woke up to the sad news of how, for the umpteenth time, the Ghana Health Service had disappointed senior citizens of this country by ‘fast-tracking’ the death a 70-year old ailing man.
Prince Anthony Opoku…
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Just Thinking Aloud: Who Are the President’s Family?
The long-awaited video released by Anas Aremeyaw Anas and the Tiger Eye PI has not only shaken the very foundation of football administration in the country, but has also brought into focus, several unanswered questions relating to…
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A Reshuffle Is Long Overdue, Mr. President
Cabinet reshuffle, as we all know, is the sole preserve of the President, as it is with all other political appointments. And naturally, with the powers vested in him by the constitution to hire and fire, he needs no form of coercion to…
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Our Flood Experts: Working Hard or Hardly Working?
Finally, it seems the much talked-about rains are here. And even though there have been media reports of some havoc in some of the regions, the good news, for now, is that Accra, the nation’s capital, is yet to experience any of its dreaded…
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Anas’ ‘#12’ Expose: What’s Kennedy Agyapong Afraid Of?
The Ghanaian political landscape is usually tense, with all manner of scandals, factual and manufactured, popping up every passing day.
But what actually escalated the existing tension to an all-time, fever-pitch crescendo is the…
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Expect More Influence Peddling, Mr. President!
The latest video by investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has once again brought to the fore interesting legal terminologies, which hitherto had been gathering dust on our legal-political shelves.
In fact, one cannot remember the…
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Curing The ‘One This, One That’ Pandemic
The number ‘One’ seems to possess a magical wand when it comes to shaping the socio-political life of a people, and only heaven knows the authority behind the mystery.
It is therefore not surprising that politicians, philosophers and…
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Towards the Cleanest City in Africa: Are We Winning the Sanitation Battle?
The importance of a clean nation and society cannot be overemphasized, and the need for governments to bring innovative policies and regulations aimed at winning the sanitation battle is urgent, to say the least.
Goal six (6) of the…
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The Tamale Zombie Attack: Maintaining Law and Disorder
The Ghana military, hitherto respected globally for its high standards of discipline and professionalism, is certainly making unsuitable headlines in recent times; following the series of reports of bloody attacks its members had visited on…
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Carlos Ahenkorah’s Long Hangover
Should there have been any Clause in the 1992 Fourth Republican Constitution that forbids public officials from commenting on any topical, national issue, one individual, who might easily be captured in the ‘gagging net’, is Kingsley Carlos…
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