EDITORIAL

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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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 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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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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Latest news that Ghana’s first ever world champion among all known sports disciplines, David Kotei (D.K.) Poison, is on his sick bed struggling to pay his medical bills, strongly suggests that he too could pass away like some of the…
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Never in our Fourth Republican political dispensation has an administration been rocked with so many suspensions as the present New Patriotic Party government. The suspension galore, which started with President Akufo-Addo’s own…
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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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Ghana last week joined her counterparts all over the world to mark this year’s edition of the annual World Press Freedom Day. Ironically, Ghana did not only celebrate the day but hosted the global celebration with over 500 journalists…
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As characteristic of us as a people, we have waited for the muddy pool to become a river, and now our women are running around in desperation with breasts cupped in their palms while our hapless fathers bend over backwards in search of a…
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The supposed debate on the subject of homosexual rights in Ghana is a rather interesting one that has the trappings of cowardice and hypocrisy. In the first place, it is ridiculous to call for a Ghana where persons of same sex would have…
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