A cross section of Ghanaians who have taken to social media their displeasure about the intermittent fluctuations and instability of electricity have stated that they have missed the days of Hon. BOAKYE AGYARKO, former Energy Minister who ended the phenomenon of power outages and stabilized the energy sector with a […]
Ghanaians have once again witnessed the annual ritual of some men of God predicting events in the new year and many are left in a state of fear and panic over the latest list of those billed to die this year. Tongues continue to wag on the way such prophecies […]
Open Letter to Mrs. Jean Mensa, Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of Ghana By One Volta Group December 26th, 2018 Dear Mrs. Jean Mensa: The One Volta Group (OVG), a civil society organization that advocates democracy, rule of law and the fundamental human rights of Ghanaian citizens, wishes to register […]
Today is the international day of the United Nations. The only global decision-making body we have among countries. In 2015, 195 countries signed the Paris Agreement which aimed to hold global average temperature rise to 2°C of pre industrial-era, and pursue efforts to reach 1.5°C. It might not seem much, […]
Even though the white man first stepped foot at Elmina, it was Cape Coast, at the Castle, which served for a long time as capital of the Gold Coast until 1875 when the British Colonial masters moved the seat of Colonial Administration to the Christiansburg Castle at Osu, in Accra. […]
Since news of the cargo tracking note (CTN) came to the fore, opinions have been sharply divided over the relevance of a third-party platform in the trading business. As is to be expected, proponents of the system have insisted that it is necessary to assure, among other things security, value […]
The year was 2002. I was MP for Berekum and Deputy Minister for Local Government. For some strange reason I spent all day in the office of my boss, Kwadwo Baah Wiredu, the Minister. At about 4pm he released me to go to my own office – just as I […]
All over in the Commonwealth, the months of August and September are considered as “Legal Vacation.” During these two months, the Superior Courts – High, Appeal and Supreme – they go on break, and lawyers and Judges take their “leave”. During this period time does not run, per se, and […]
In May 2017, the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia at a Port Efficiency Conference in Accra, announced three point policy directives aimed at improving Ghana’s Port sector. The directives included: The Ports of Ghana should go 100 percent paperless All customs barriers should be removed […]
On Wednesday 22nd August 2018 thanks to Almighty God, “Daily Guide” carried a feature article, captioned “Why Burma Camp?” In that article, I suggested that instead of burying our national heroes like Vice President Amissah Arthur, senior Minister J H Mensah in unmarked graves at exclusive military Cemetery at Burma […]
