EDITORIAL

The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) Act 108 clearly bars foreigners from engaging in the retail business yet there are several thousands of foreigners engaged in brisk retail business not only in Accra, the country’s capital city…
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THE PUBLISHER is excited that the Hajj Board has issued an official statement to distant itself from one of its own, Zakariah Rahmah, currently under police investigations over fraud related charges. That is the way to go. Naming and…
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Highly respected member of the clergy, Professor Emmanuel Martey, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, was recently in the news to have said that some officials of the 10-month old New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration, led by…
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Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has once again demonstrated to the world the kind of rare diplomatic talents he has. The president and his Ivorian counterpart, Alassane Ouattara allayed the fears of political observers who were apprehensive…
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We have often said that Ghana does not need additional laws to make things work right, rather, the existing laws needs to be enforced and institutions made to work. THE PUBLISHER, is pleased that Osei Assibey Antwi, Chief Executive, Osei…
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Once upon a time in the history of Ghana, John Mahama was president of the country on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). By then, the party’s communicators and government functionaries defended tooth and nail a rather…
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Seven human lives lost. Young innocent children rendered fatherless. Businesses and means of income destroyed. 132 injured. Many victims to live with a physical disability forever. Properties destroyed. All because someone in authority…
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The legality or otherwise of siting fuel stations in residential areas has remained a hotly debated subject matter with split public opinion. Truth is, there are more fuel stations including stations for selling Liquefied Petroleum Gas,…
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There are certain things you need Dutch Courage to say. Perhaps it explains why the Old Man speaks with such confidence when he enters has his gourd of palm wine by his side. Hear him: “The Minister of Information, we are told, is the…
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There is an ever-rising pungent smell, quite offensive to the senses, as one observes in disdain, the never-ending silly comedy, destined to end in a tragedy as the image of the office of the two Deputy Chiefs of Staff (and the Presidency…
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