FEATURE

This article is intended to discuss power theft, or what we popularly call illegal electricity connection. By the way, what is illegal connection? It is a situation where consumers by-pass the meter to enjoy free electricity without…
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October 2nd, 2018, the BBC aired a documentary on the 1976 youth uprising in apartheid South Africa. The documentary recounted the massacre of the students, using Sam Nzima’s iconic photograph of injured Hector Peterson as the central…
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Ghana, as a matter of fact, has been losing billions of dollars since the adoption of the Fourth Republican Constitution to the remorseless nation wreckers who take bizarre delight in swindling the state to the detriment of the poor and…
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Following the recent heavy rains and the annual spillage of excess water from the Bagre dam of Burkina Faso, Northern Ghana (Upper East, Upper West & Northern Region), have been the subject of news (local and international) reportage…
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Dear Nana Ama Benson, I am confidently sure after admitting to reading the Miss Ghana Contract with your family prior to the final showdown, you fully understand the terms and conditions and won't come to social media or mainstream…
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The world was dark without light. The animals couldn’t even see their children.  King lion called to the animals “who would go to the king of the sky and ask for light?” Eagle screamed “meeeeeee, I can fly the highest”. Off he went in to…
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There's not a scintilla of doubt that this is an exciting period for aviation enthusiasts. On Saturday September 15, 2018 the new Kotoka International Airport Terminal 3 began operations (Go Live!, they called it). It was a deeply…
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From the wide array of definitions of the word corrupt, I choose the definition of it as “doing things that are dishonest in order to make money or to gain or keep power”, because I think it fits well for the context of my article. I…
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Africa undeniably is one of the most resourced continents in the world; yet the poorest and most miserable. A continent driven by conventions that is unconventional. A continent which after decades of independence cannot help itself with…
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At the heart of Ghana’s criminal justice system lies the often cited and well-approved principle that every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction. This principle is of such importance that…
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