FEATURE

Folks, I write with sincere admiration for the King of Asante, Otumfuo Osei Tutu on his recent comments on the proposed Public Universities Bill. The willingness and ability of Otumfuo to speak truth to political power regardless of…
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Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, on Monday presented his 2019 mid-year budget statement to Parliament, and sought approval to spend some GH¢6.37 billion over and above the approved GH¢78 billion for the year. He also proposed an upward…
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The internal security of Ghana is certainly balancing on a tight rope, with a possible implosion looming, if something drastic is not done about two basic issues: the influx of undocumented aliens into the country, and the uncontrolled…
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Some of Africa’s biggest music stars look set for success on a global scale having been handpicked by US singer Beyoncé to appear on her Lion King-inspired album. While Nigerian stars like Wizkid and Burna Boy have already broken through…
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Thursday, July 25, 2019, was a memorable day for everyone who has a connection with Christian Home School at Dansoman in the Ablekuma West Municipality of the Greater Accra Region. The school was marking its 20th Graduation, Speech and…
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Introduction The 2017 Budget tax “reliefs” have been extolled for almost three years and, likely will be likely repeated ad nauseum in 2019 and 2020. However, the 2019 Mid-Year Review may also result in more explicit reversals of some…
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Between independence 1957 – the year Ghana won independence from British – until 1992 the country had three civilian heads of state interspersed with several military rulers. But that year it finally embraced democratic rule and adopted a…
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On the drill square such an order as the President issued must be carried out by the troops. Yesterday, as Commander-in-Chief, he screamed the order not to a squad but his internal security commander – the Inspector General of Police.…
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The story of Ghana Football, the Black Stars and where we are now has a history to it. Let no one be overly emotional about the situation we are in today. History helps. Between 1993 and 2006 is what I call the DARK YEARS of the Black…
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Though corporal punishment has been outlawed in schools in Ghana, with many reminders, the practice is still ongoing. The aggregate sound of strokes to the bodies of pupils and students every day could bring down walls. Infractions…
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