The Real Autonomy of The Office of The Special Prosecutor (OSP)
…Registered voters ought to vote for the Special Prosecutor every 4 years and sworn into office at the Parliament House;…We need to expunge any...
Remembering President Jerry John Rawlings – three years on
On Thursday November 12, 2020 Ghana was shaken by the sudden demise of Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings, former President of the Republic.The shock...
Martin Amidu: Comrade Jerry Rawlings left a void that may never be filled soon – 3 years on
Comrade Jerry John Rawlings, it is already three years since your departure from the earthly Ghanaian and world political scene, but it already looks...
Rawlingsm as an evolving theory – a concept of good leadership, anti-corruption, inclusion, and justice
I am not an expert in economics and I am not an expert in law, but I am an expert in working on an...
Omane Boamah: I will perpetually remember Dr. Hanny-Sherry Ayittey
“Commitment!” For me, commitment is the catchword that defined Dr. Hanny-Sherry Ayittey–Maa Sherry, as I called her. She will remain endlessly in my heart...
Martin Amidu: National Security Minister’s Parliamentary invitation over Garu-Tempane-Bugri military brutalities is mere whitewashing
Precedent, experience, and proven performance from Parliament support the contention that our Parliament is not the appropriate forum for victims of government-sponsored Garu-Tempane-Bugri military...
The Bawumia win: A moment of national inspiration
Barack Obama’s nomination as the first black nominee of a major party and subsequently, first African American president of the nation was a moment...
Nana Akomea writes: Hon Adongo, Bawumia has never presented his father as irresponsible
In relating his life experiences, Dr Bawumia often narrates events in his student days, including stories of how he had to do low skilled...
The escalation of cybercrime: Protecting our digital world
In recent years, we've witnessed a startling surge in cybercrimes, a relentless wave of attacks driven by increasingly sophisticated criminal actors.Their targets...
Bright Simons: Bawumia has a date with destiny
On Saturday, November 4, the man tipped to win the primaries of Ghana’s ruling party and succeed the country’s sitting President as the ruling...
How do you say vagina in your local language?
I did not enjoy the recent conference on sexual harassment organised by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) & Fredrich Ebert Stiftung (FES).As a...
Major Mahama died for nothing
Resignations from the highest office of the land, anywhere in the world, are rare and come usually after protracted internal power-play.When on August 8,...
NPP Flagbearer Race: The case of 2 polls, 2 frontrunners and 2 no-hopers
Barely a week after Global InfoAnalytics released its findings in a survey on the New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential race, and predicted an almost...
Martin Amidu: The last hurdle to making or unmaking Nana Akufo-Addo’s long game to ‘break the 8’
November 4 2023 determines whether Nana Akufo-Addo’s dream birthed upon losing the 2008 Presidential Elections never to allow any other person except his preferred...
Edward Bawa: Prepare to still sleep in darkness unless govt intervenes
On Thursday, October 26, 2023, most parts of the country were thrown into darkness because of a power generation deficit.Our understanding from...
Akosombo dam spillage: Stop the needless politicization and put Ghana first
The news of the devastating effects of the Akosombo dam spillage on residents of communities in the lower Volta areas started as a casual...
The integrity of Special Prosecutor’s applications for certiorari and stay of proceedings in Cecilia Abena Dapaah cases
Even at the height of incompetence and inexperience, no Special Prosecutor (unless he was intent on grievous mischief in abuse of the court process)...
Koku Anyidoho: My Liberia story
Under the gracious auspices of ECOWAS, I landed in Liberia on, October 6, 2023, as a member of the Observation Mission to play our...
Consequences of Akosombo Dam spillage avoidable
Natural disasters typically refer to events that result from natural processes or forces, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, which occur independently of...
Our broken Ghana
My fellow Ghanaians, my heart is heavy and so should yours."Instead of virtues, we have luxury and avarice, public distress and private superfluity;...
Martin Amidu: Kissi Agyebeng’s petition to CJ fishing for a judge to hear OSP cases pending in court
On 12 October 2023, I received the hitherto unfathomable news that the Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, had finally summoned the audacity and impunity to...
Sara Kekeli Akunor: Championing inclusivity, empowerment for people with disabilities in Ghana
In a world where inclusivity remains an ongoing battle, Sara Kekeli Akunor, a determined student at the University of Ghana, stands as a beacon...
Journalists under siege: Navigating daily stress, threats, and despondency in the line of duty
Journalism is often considered the fourth estate, a cornerstone of democracy and this is no different in Ghana. Let's forget the senseless attack on...
Ghana’s external debt restructuring: Is China still the missing piece?
Ghana is currently grappling with a dire economic situation, having defaulted on a large portion of its external debt payments nearly a year ago....
Prof. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng: NPP, How did we get here?
I woke up this morning with a barrage of calls and messages from friends, acquaintances and many NPP faithful. These distress calls have just one...
Bright Simons: Why the Bank of Ghana is guilty
A Governor on the ropesRattled by unprecedented demonstrations against his tenure by Ghana’s political opposition, the governor of the Bank of Ghana described the...
Ghana’s Education System at Crossroads: Are we truly leaving no one behind?
In the countdown to 2030, the year set as the deadline for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), it is imperative to scrutinise the...
Roaming reflections: Conquering Burj Khalifa and overcoming the fear of heights
Standing at a staggering height of 828 meters (2,717 feet), the Burj Khalifa in Dubai is an architectural marvel that pierces the sky. It's...
A race against time: Unveiling Ghana’s kidney crisis
In the heart of Ghana, where vibrant culture meets the undeniable pulse of life, a silent crisis has been unfolding.Behind the colourful fabrics,...
Policing in Ghana: Introspections, challenges and prospects
Section 200(1) of the 1992 Constitution states that “no person or authority shall raise any police service except by or under the authority of...
Heartfelt praise: Celebrating the remarkable journey of Daniel Payne, Egyam Children’s Home
In the tapestry of life, there are individuals whose unwavering dedication and boundless compassion weave threads of hope and opportunity into the lives of...
Where should I hide my money – Elizabeth Ohene writes
Once upon a time when I lived in an apartment in Hendon, North London, a policeman appeared at my backdoor one early morning as...
Abednego Asante Asiedu writes… In Memoriam: Daniel Okyem Aboagye – A devoted public servant
With great sadness, we receive the shocking news of the passing of Daniel Okyem Aboagye, the former Member of Parliament for the Bantama constituency...
Arthur Kobina Kennedy: The people’s movement on the street
Last Saturday, thousands of Ghanaians poured into the streets to protest harsh economic conditions and demand change.According to a report by Reuters, a demonstrator,...
Drowning in Ghana: A silent killer that demands immediate action
In the tranquil waters of Ghana's sea, lakes and rivers, a silent crisis lurks, claiming lives with an unrelenting grip - drowning. The 2020 World...
Unsung hero Addai-Nimoh draws support from Kufuor loyalists
Ing. Francis Addai-Nimoh is a sterling example of political resilience; consistently, he has proved to be an unsung hero in the politics of the...
Samson’s Take: Democracy in danger – stop the police now!
Let’s be clear about this. A country that is in this broke state after an IMF bailout ought not entertain this conduct by the...
Message from the Morning Man: Buried alive
One of my favourite movie directors is Quentin Tarantino. His raw, rich and pulpy imagination never ceases to impress me.Last night, I was...
Useless Column: ‘How it leaked’
The day the dog will vex and decides to take adult human beings to court over copyright breaches er, the whole world will go...
The missing wedding cake Kofi spills my beans
Here comes Kofi Akpabli again, with my book in his armpit. After the earlier upper cut, he calls my bluff this time by literally...