EDITORIAL

The New Publisher commends the Ghana Police Service for the recent arrests of armed criminals across the country and the sustained determination to rid our society of criminals both armed and unarmed. However, truth be told, there still…
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Residents of Accra, especially in low-laying areas, have breathed a sigh of relief  as the rains, with its accompanying flooding have gone on what seems a temporal break. The rains and floods when going on the temporal break, took along…
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The 44-year-old Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, has sent direct and clear signals that he was not bluffing when he told Parliament’s Appointments Committee in July 2021 during his vetting,  that if given  the nod to be Special…
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Several parts of Accra, Ghana’s capital got submerged in water after a rather heavy down poor Saturday evening which left many displaced and properties destroyed. The flooding has become an annual ritual for every  month of May and…
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It is seven months and two years to general elections and the incumbent New Patriotic Party (NPP) Government under the leadership of President Nana Akufo-Addo certainly has to revise its notes if it truly intends to contest and win…
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Ghana’s next presidential and parliamentary elections is some two years and seven months away and how the incumbent New Patriotic Party (NPP) government would manage to win a third term in a row has become one of its topmost priorities.…
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The rainy season has started and one does not need to be a prophet to predict that in a matter of weeks, if not days, the media would start to report of floods and deaths. This has been an annual ritual but as a people we never seem to…
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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 identity a needy child. They are all around us, some even selling all…
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News reports tricking in from across the regions within the last few days brings to mind a generic Ghanaian proverb paraphrased as "when you point one finger at someone, there are three fingers pointing back to you", which aptly describes…
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It is obvious the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is still exhibiting symptoms of what can be rightly diagnosed as incurable communication malady the party suffers when in government; a condition that works to the advantage of the opposition…
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