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Mr Speaker, MPs Do Parliamentary Business 24/7?
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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Judiciary Is Not Above Criticism, CJ’s Petition To GLC Has No Legal Basis
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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An open letter to Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo Addo, the father for all
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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Where Is The leadership, Mr President?
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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The Achimota Judgment – Do away with discrimination against minorities in schools
I’ve observed the issue involving the Rastafarian students, Tyron Iras Marhguy and Oheneba Nkrabea who were denied admission by the Achimota School because of their dreadlocks in March.
First, was it necessary for the school to say and…
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Can Ghana’s Democracy Survive The Next Decade?
I was in Kumasi over the weekend and happened to listen in to a conversation between a group of young Ghanaians. The discussions were centered around conditions in the country. One of the young men bemoaned the lack of jobs and the…
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Most leaders dream of an ideal society but swim in a pool of corruption
It is apparent that each and every leader wants to leave a good name after he/she leaves office, but only a few of them achieve the intention.
The driving force behind the failure of most leaders is that they’re easily consumed by power…
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Ghana’s Woes; Resource Curse Or Leadership Curse?
If having a resource such as oil or gas makes you poor, like a resource curse, then wouldn’t the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia be incredibly poor? In Africa, how many countries transform their raw materials into finished products?…
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End The Impunity, Mr President
The panel of what, by any definition, is a panel of truly eminent persons with more than sufficient experience and expertise, the Emile Short Commission recommended in 2019 the complete disbandment of the force unconstitutionally and…
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Scrapping end of term examination in basic schools would be suicidal
The zeal of government in providing Free Compulsory Universal Basic Education to learners in our public basic schools is worth extolling. The Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service could not be left out unpraised. Their…
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