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I have taken notice of a decision by the Cape Coast High Court that has annulled the Assin North Parliamentary Election, held on December 7, 2020. First and foremost, let me condemn in no uncertain terms, the shameful manipulation of…
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Following the introduction of the Private Member’s Bill titled: The Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values, Bill 2021, from eight colleague Members of Parliament, there has been varied opinions and misleading…
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It appears that a good number of Ghanaians have resigned themselves to a broken system and a life of perpetual suffering and indiscipline. They have conditioned themselves (or have been forced to do so) to believe, for example, that…
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When a country’s laws are flouted and its security in shambles, it is a strong indication that the economy is not viable. The truth is that insisting on making new laws, beefing up the security agencies with personnel, new techniques,…
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The Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum has said the ministry procured 446,954 sets of past questions at a unit price of GHS 78 in 2021, totaling GHS 34.8 million. He said in parliament, the unit price represents a 32% increase…
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There is a popular word I have come to love in the Ghanaian list of social jargon, packaging! I hear this word many times either from hawkers, waiters, even middle-class folk. It is almost as if packaging and other words like “managing”,…
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A great many African countries had shown steady economic growth in the decade prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. But all have failed to adequately create opportunities for the young people in their countries. With growing youth…
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Professor Robert Ebo Hinson of the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) has been ranked as the number one marketing, business and management scholar in the latest the AD Scientific Index Report 2021. The AD Scientific Index is a…
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Like many Ghanaians, the events in Ejura in the Ashanti Region last week have left me shocked, saddened and greatly concerned about the present state of affairs in our country. The murder of Ibrahim ‘Kaaka’ Mohammed is a stain on the moral…
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It hurts to see young people offering such unquestionable support for very self-seeking, self-perpetuating and self-aggrandizing politicians and it feels a bit elating to see a few of them, initiating a move to sustain pressure on…
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