‘Apologising to Mahama’ – Manasseh Azure Awuni writes
APOLOGISING TO JOHN MAHAMA...When John Mahama first appeared on the presidential ballot paper in 2012, I voted for him. I convinced those within my...
President Akufo-Addo has made Ghana better than developed states – Razak Opoku
Considering the status of Ghana before the swearing-in of President Nana Akufo-Addo in January 7, 2017, and comparing to the current state of Ghana,...
Martin Amidu: The egoism of power and lizard that jumped from a high iroko tree to the ground – 2022 budget
“Radix Malorum Est Cupiditas” – The First BetrayalOn 3rd March 2021, the Minority in Parliament contrary to its own avowed negative evaluations approved the affected...
Martin Amidu’s take on 2022 Budget
On 30th November 2021, the Minority in Parliament knowingly absented itself from the sitting of Parliament to facilitate the Majority in Parliament to purport...
Ghana needs a rebirth to address critical issues that face us as a nation and people
Celebrating Three Decades of Fourth Republican Dispensation in January 2023.I have always been fascinated by the idea of the being ‘born again’ philosophy...
Read: Using two smartphones poses a climate threat — Prince Osisiadan writes
Topic: Impact of the use Smartphones on Climate ChangeMore than three billion people have and use smartphones in the world today. The impact of...
Martin Amidu reacts to rejection of 2022 Budget statement
The Parliamentary vote on November 26, 2021, against the approval of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s 2022 Budget Statement and Policy presented to the Parliament of...
Francis-Xavier Sosu: Kill the killer taxes before it kills us
As stated by Winston Churchill, former British Prime Minister and statesman who served the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945, during the Second World...
Edward Omane Boamah: Bawumia the runaway economist; Digitalisation started from Adam
Fellow Ghanaians,Bawumia (THE RUNAWAY ECONOMIST) knows the Akufo-Addo government has done little on improving broadband (fixed and wireless Internet) and his mismanagement of the...
‘You and I are guilty of murder’
Pure and Innocent, we were born into this universe as infants devoid of the knowledge of right or wrong.As toddlers, we occupied ourselves...
2022 Budget Analysis: Key education policy issues and why they will improve learning outcomes – Prince Hamid Armah writes
The Member of Parliament for Kwesimintsim constituency in the Western Region, Prince Hamid Armah, has shared his perspective on the 2022 budget.Below is his...
E. Gyimah-Boadi: Jesus or Judas? The legacy of Rawlings and democratisation of Ghana
His passing one year ago triggered debate about his role in the birth and development of Ghana’s Fourth Republic. But Rawlings’ legacy in Ghana’s...
Martin Amidu: In memoriam: Comrade Chairman & President Emeritus, Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings
In my lived experience, there is no Ghanaian Head of Government or Head of State who can compare with the late Comrade Chairman, and...
Africa owes Rawlings democracy debt – Donald Agumewu
A former aide to former President Jerry John Rawlings says Africa must be grateful to the deceased Ghanaian leader, for establishing a game-changing democratic...
SafariBet vs Theophilus Morgan: A state actor’s failure to protect its own
Today marks exactly three years since the young Ghanaian Theophilus Morgan broke the internet with his GHS 57 million football bet win.While for many...
Right of reply: Exposing the lies and deceptive tactics of an NDC Regional Chairman Aspirant
When a lamb audaciously wakes up a sleeping lion at its cave, then it is equally prepared well for a hot chase and when...
RE: NaSIA struggling due to square peg in round hole
As an education policy analyst, I keenly follow the ongoing policy reforms at the Ministry of Education, particularly those relating to curriculum implementation, teacher...
Prof Ransford Gyampo: Open letter to Finance Minister
Dear Sir,1. As you prepare to read the budget for 2022, I respectfully urge you not to do any such presentation without factoring in...
Brakopowers: Parliamentary privileges and immunities, limitations and arrest of MPs
The Members of Parliament (MPs) in Ghana enjoy some privileges and immunities, and these are contained in the 1992 Constitution of Ghana. However, these...
Re: Bagbin becoming too much of an activist
The emergence of the Rt Hon. Alban Bagbin as Speaker of Parliament of Ghana has been one of the much-talked-about rare political developments in...
The Church and the challenges of a nation
At a public forum in Lagos in September this year, a visibly disturbed former Vice-Chancellor of Ajayi Crowther University, Professor Dapo Asaju, challenged me...
How do we build on the gains made so far to eradicate hunger?
In the past three months, food prices in Ghana have shot up, a rise that the Minister for Agriculture, Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto, attributes...
Black Friday; a myth or a blessing
There are many people, things and even places in the world today whose names are either directly opposite their intended purposes or actually contradict...
Maame Broni: Ursula Owusu the ‘baby thief’
Good name they say is better than riches. Ursula Owusu-Ekuful is a “baby thief” and I say that with no apologies. She is the...
Stakeholders call for reinstatement of mandatory Towing Levy
Ghanaians are overwhelmingly calling for the reintroduction of the Mandatory Towing Levy regime for broken down vehicles to reduce drastically, the upsurge of carnages...
Donald Agumenu: Papavi’s death should serve as a national awakening
The mixed feelings emerging from the death of Charles Komi Kudzodzi, also known as Papavi Hogbedetor, leader and founder of the Homeland Study Group...
Brakopowers: Nursery children will laugh at Ghana School of Law 2021 non-admission explanation
The explanation offered by the Ghana School of Law for its inability to admit some 499 students who met the pass mark at the...
Appointment of Chief Procurement Manager, 5 others into Health Ministry; what’s going on?
In December 2020, the Executive Secretary of CLOGSA, Dr Isaac Bampoe Addo, in an annual thanksgiving service organised in Accra, made a categorical statement...
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa: An open letter to President Akufo-Addo
May I duly welcome you home after landing in Accra at 1:41 am this dawn aboard your now-famous LX-DIO Boeing 737-900ER BBJ3 charter jet.As...
Elizabeth Ohene: Don’t annoy the French
It is not often we have the opportunity to have ringside seats to witness such high-grade quarrel among top-class nations. It is juicy, it...
Strong reasons Ghana must talk Bernard Mensah out of his decision to quit the Black Stars
In November 2020, Turkey-based midfielder Bernard Mensah took to social media to announce his decision to temporarily call time on his Black Stars career.According...
Gold scams in Ghana – Mitigating the risk of fraud
On Tuesday, September 14, 2020, one of the front-page stories of the Daily Graphic was headed “Businessman in trouble over $1m gold scam”.Reading...
Online food delivery; a blessing in a pandemic recovering world
On a cold Friday evening, Mrs Amoako returns from work and realises that she has been so busy and forgot to get groceries. It...
A trip to Tafi Atome where bananas do not grow
This journey on which we are embarking is catapulting us to one of the fertile lands in the Volta region which supports the growth...
Haruna Attah writes: In fairness to Rawlings
We were related, very close at that, through marriage. He, to one of my wife’s senior sisters, and I, through one of his wife’s...
Ras Mubarak: Getting the Black Stars to winning ways
We went up against South Africa yesterday in a World Cup qualifying match that should have really ended at least two nil in favour...
The Big Talent Show: A competition to watch out for on Adom TV [Videos]
In every human being, there is an element of talent. It is one activity that obviously draws attention to the eye or ear. Talent...
Nobody knows my pain in the night – Teenage ‘kayaye’ recounts ordeal
In the field of child development, internal migration, particularly in rural-urban areas like Ashaiman, Zenu, Kpone has generally been regarded with considerable pessimism. Starting...
Standards-based curriculum reforms: Do schools need textbooks or resource books?
In the last four decades, Ghana has embarked on three significant school curriculum reforms involving the 1987 basic education reform, 1996 fCUBE reform and...
Five reasons why the solution to mass failure in an exam does not lie in abolishing the exams
For quality and Standardization purposes, many professions and agencies use license systems to select individuals into their respective fields.All over the world, the...