FEATURE

On Monday, September 3, 2018, almost all the newspapers in Ghana carried one story on their front pages. That story, which in turn received favourable discussion on radio and TV stations, was headlined, “Zoomlion presents 500 waste trucks…
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Benjamin Franklin was conscious of the limitations of spin doctors so he famously adopted the principle "well done is better than well said." Our friend Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko’s latest defence of his cousin's government makes for some…
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For the sake of those who usually don't read beyond headlines or titles of articles, I urge that they find a question mark at the end of this title. It is not a statement, it's a question. The Rt. Honorable Frank Blay, Speaker of KNUST…
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“Run out naked, just go crazy, you are worthless, no one loves you, you are such a failure, you ugly creature, oh don’t even bother praying for you deserve nothing from God”. These were the commands voices in my head had barked at me.…
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Since I read the book titled “Faith and Common Sense for Effective Living” the promotion took place around the same time that the construction of a national cathedral has become a hotly debated issue, many who have followed me on social…
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Early 2017, I wrote condemning key NPP leaders for shamefully endorsing criminal acts of its criminal groups. I called for urgent and sustained action. But don’t we seem to go to sleep too quickly when the NPP or its related and connected…
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The Free Senior High School (SHS) education policy introduced in the 2017/18 academic year represented a significant milestone in Ghana's socio-economic development. This policy means the government will absorb all approved fees…
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Political manifestos are the “praise and worship” songs sang on television and radio stations, print media, durbars and rallies during the season of election. The hunger for power can lead people to be extremely intelligent and at the same…
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Ghana, like any other resource-rich country, has the right to leverage its natural resources for its development. Accordingly, the ruling NPP government is seeking to swap bauxite for infrastructure with China under the Sinohydro-Ghana…
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Apart from your freedom that is denied you, life in Ghana prison is like living in hell, says ex-convict Emmanuel Odoom. “The food you are given in the prison isn’t food that you eat at home; it is food that is cooked by prison…
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