Opinions

The government wants us to believe that Ghana's current economic woes are the result of the Covid-19 pandemic. That’s not true.  Long before Ghana recorded its first Covid case on...

An African proverb says that "when you cut off your chains, you free yourself, but when you cut your roots, you die"; it is for this reason that I wish...

Way back in the early twentieth century, Nigerians, mainly Yorubas were well-established in Ghana and contributed immensely to the socio-economic development of the country before and after independence. They were...

Austerity measures are tough measures imposed on citizens to correct economic and financial crises. The economics and financial crisis may be in the form of excessive borrowing from the central...

By Reindolf Amankwa: When we talk about leaders training younger ones, we seem to get a mental picture of who the "leaders" are wrong. Who, per our definition qualifies in...

By Promise Amegadzie: Intimate Partner Violence, (IPV) is most traumatizing to many women who suffer it in silence. The question that comes to mind, relates to why women should be...

Dear Daniel Yaw Domelevo, I am touched to write your tribute at a time you’re still part of the audience. I must, however, confess that I write this tribute in...

Hon. Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto, the two-term Member of Parliament (MP) (2009-2012/2013-2016) for the good people of Kwadaso in the Ashanti region, and Minister for Food and Agriculture has superbly...

Comrade EDWARD MORTEY writes and I agree Dr Kwame Nkrumah remains the BIG ONE(1) Today is Ghana's Independence day but subjectively I think this day can never be complete if...

On Wednesday, March 3, 2021 when Members of Parliament met to consider reports of the Apportionments Committee, social media was flooded with information that 12 NDC MPs were absent. Supporters...