I want to be the next Electoral Commissioner – Lawrence Appiah writes
As soon as people read the above heading, they will think I am crazy. They will say, how can I become the Electoral Commissioner...
Kumawu By-Election: NPP Added 304 Votes & NDC Added 1,284 Votes: Razak Kojo Opoku...
Honestly speaking, it will not be a perfect analysis and the true reflection to use electoral victory in the traditional strongholds of a political...
NDC is still soft on Cecilia Dapaah and the NPP – Dr. Lawrence Appiah
Until One million dollars, three hundred thousand euros and millions of Ghana money were stolen from Mrs Cecilia Dapaah’s home, did you know that...
Comprehensive implementation of Alan’s GTP leads to a 50% cut in voice and data...
The Ghanaian people have an opportunity to reduce their cost of living by way of telecommunication and internet services by voting for Mr.Alan Kyerematen...
The Deputy National Communication Director for NPP, George Krobea Asante counsels Ghanaians
Ghanaians should reject John Mahama outright because he is only seeking for an opportunity to stage a revenge for voting him out in 2016.Indeed,...
Be mindful of Article 92 2a of Ghana’s constitution – Lawrence Appiah
It’s the time of the year when members of the NDC from the diaspora rush to Ghana, pick up forms and try to become...
The Rise and Fall of Prof. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng – Lawrence Appiah writes
The RiseProf. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng is a physician and a cardiothoracic surgeon. He established the National Cardiothorasic Center and the Ghana Red Cross Society. He...
Lawyers, Legal brains and Journalists in NDC must sit up – Lawrence Appiah
I woke up on Monday, turned my radio on and heard some NDC Lawyers fighting with some NPP lawyers over a disqualified candidate the...
Ghanaian School sets example for local onion production, challenging import dependency
The Sagyimase Presbyterian Primary School, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, has demonstrated the country's potential to produce its own citronella (onion) locally.Currently,...
Indelible ink has outlived its relevance in our electoral process; let’s face it
The successful incorporation of the Biometric Verification Devices (BVDs) into our electioneering processes renders the use of the indelible ink obsolete. After 12 years...