EDITORIAL

This week opened with the  name of the Chief of Staff at the Presidency, Frema Osei-Opare, being used as a chewing stick   in many circles  over  reports she has made a personal donation of an  amount of GHC50,000 to support the funeral of…
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The Ashesi University, aside its outstanding performance in academia, is on an efficacious peace promotion and protection project that has won the appreciation of many, including The New Publisher newspaper. The University, as a part of…
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Ghana’s Attorney General, according to the 1992 Constitution,  is the principal legal adviser of the Government and the President for that matter. When the Attorney-General gives a legal advice on an issue, it is therefore deemed as the…
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These days, ‘times are hard’ is becoming a politically incorrect statement to make; it is a statement that could make one get tagged as an opponent of the government in power, no matter how true or well-intended the statement may be.…
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The New Publisher adds its voice to the numerous calls against what seems to be a return of the criminalization of libel and a trend of arrests of persons who are suspected to have made malicious statements. We support the statement…
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The New Publisher  applauds the reconciliatory tone with which Professor Mawutor Avoke,  the reinstated Vice Chancellor  of the University of Education, Winneba, (UEW), has resumed work and it is our expectation that all other stakeholders…
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The New Publisher is shocked that Kwasi Kwarteng, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Ministry of Education, would have the boldness to grant an interview to a credible radio station as Asaase Radio 99.5 FM, and spew a pack of…
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Yesterday, February 1, 2022, the Greater Accra Regional  Minister, Henry Quartey demonstrated his commitment to walk the talk when his brilliant ‘Operation Clean Your Frontage’ took off successfully despite pockets of resistant from persons…
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The exceptionally high vehicular traffic characteristic of the pre-Christmas season in Accra and other capital towns in Ghana has become an annual ritual that gets worsened by sheer indiscipline on the part of some drivers, mostly the ones…
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A YEAR AGO TODAY, dust was beginning to settle on the drama of the previous day when millions of Ghanaians went to the polls to elect a President; it was becoming evident that the Nana Akufo-Addo led-Government of the New Patriotic Party…
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