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In Ghana’s politics today, the most honest, electable, competent and politically unbeatable of likely 2024 contenders is Hon Joe Ghartey, Member of Parliament for Essikado Ketan Constituency. African railway infrastructure space…
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Kindly permit me to use your medium that undoubtedly has a far-reaching target audience to notify the Minister for Roads and Highways (Hon. Amoako Attah) of the potential road menace that is brewing and will manifest sooner or later if it…
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Dr Mahamudu Bawumia hits the nail right on the head when he tells us a major problem in Ghana is not the lack of good laws but non-implementation. The Vice President on Wednesday told a National Symposium on the new land law that all…
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The Ghana Police Service has come under attack owing to unprofessionalism over the years. It is either a Civilian is allegedly attacked by a Policeman or the Police arrest Police over the robbery. How can the nation experience a meaningful…
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My subject today is agriculture without rain or surface water. But pardon a little digression. Someone is not doing their job well as advisers to the President. How can anybody who knows the Ghanaian economy advise Akufo Addo to travel…
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The lack of potable water in some rural communities in the Upper West Region has compelled women and children in such communities to compete with animals and reptiles for water for their domestic use. THE SITUATION Reports by the…
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The Speaker of Parliament is very disturbed that people or entities are chasing MPs with their suits in the house, within the precincts of the house, while they are on their way to or from the business of the house. They are being compelled…
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Free speech is the foundation of every democracy. Citizen’s ability to freely express their opinions and thoughts is what holds people in power in check. One cannot accept to serve the people in a high public office, be paid with Ghanaian…
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Ordinarily as your son I should be able to able to talk to you face to face as is expected between father and son, however it has been increasingly difficult to reach you these past few weeks. You have been holed up in your office and I…
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The last time I wrote about how your minister for this region was sadly hailed for what the prolific writer and trained lawyer Rodney Nkrumah Boateng described as “fighting lawlessness with lawlessness”. I said watching Henry Quartey turn…
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