EDITORIAL

One would have thought that Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, the MP for Suame and Majority Leader in Parliament known his onions in political communication until his recent slip that a well known businessman stormed Parliament and “tried to do…
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The bitter truth that perhaps, is difficult to be admitted in public is that the recent revolt by some 80 or so Members of Parliament on the ticket of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Parliament against their own Finance Minister has some…
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Hope is everything. It is a crucial tool that helps you endure the pangs of economic hardship with an assurance that there is a brighter day ahead. Many are giving up on hope. It needs to be restored. Lost hope is restored through…
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Ours is to publish the truth without fear or favour, affection or ill-will. Nothing but the truth. Watchdogs and not lapdogs…and here we go: The President, Nana Akufo-Addo, may mean well in his anti illegal mining campaign but he may end…
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This Friday, September 30, 2022, is the agreed final deadline for Ghanaians yet to link their SIM Cards with their Ghana Cards and the penalty is that all unlinked SIM cards would be blocked. However, with just days to the deadline,…
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The Ghana Police Service, over the weekend, issued a rather frightening statement that its investigations had led to the arrest of the Chief of Sefwi Elubo, a town in the Western Region, on suspicion that was personally involved in illegal…
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Ghanaians are outraged about the resurfacing in the country of the deported notorious Chinese lady, Aisha Huang to once again engage in what has been described as unlawful activities and this public anger has been unleashed on the security…
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It is regrettable that many Ghanaians yet to link their SIM Cards with their Ghana Cards have gone back to default setting after the re-extension of the deadline. Characteristically, they are awaiting the eleventh-hour to join…
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The New Publisher is worried that the seeming conflict between some Commissioners at the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GAR) on one hand and the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) on the other hand how prevent acts of…
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It smacks of an attitude of selfishness, when a Council of State member officially found by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) to have soiled her hands with acts of corruption decides to continue to stay in office rather than doing…
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