COCOBOD case: Gyimah’s ‘well-informed’ de-novo ruling ‘anchored on binding case law’ – A. A....
A legal opinion wriiten by A. A. Bright, a lawyer, has argued that Justice Kwasi Anokye Gyimah - the judge who ruled that the...
All Presidential Candidates Deserves a Fair Hearing Because Every Leadership Has its own Vision...
The vision, direction and interest of a Son might differ from that of his father. As rational human beings, we can't say that, we...
COVID-19 expenditure audit report and Akufo-Addo’s posture – Apaak writes
In some African nations, like Malawi (see attached video), the President addressed his nation on the back of an audit report on COVID-19 expenditure....
Maxwell Okamafo Addo writes: NPP fears Duffuor the job creator not Mahama
Former President Mahama says the NPP Fears him, yet the so called old man whipped him 2 times. There should be an alternative message...
In the NPP, who is your preferred candidate for 2024? – Lawrence Appiah
At the end of the day, the NDC has peacefully and successfully elected their Presidential and most of their Parliamentary candidates for Elections 2024....
Ernest Owusu Bempah writes: John Mahama’s legacy of corruption rages on
Former President John Mahama not long ago marked the beginning of another electioneering season aimed at the presidency of Ghana.But even before Ghanaians indulge...
The frustrated Special Prosecutor – Dr. Lawrence Appiah
I was tempted to write this article based on an article the former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu wrote about the current Special Prosecutor, Kissi...
Patricia Tetteh writes: The Courtroom is not for shallow-minded persons
Way back at the Basic School, I read about the arms of government. Again, at the Senior High School, we read more about them...
NDC Primaries: Ten under 40 MP aspirants to watch
The opposition National Democratic Congress has slated its parliamentary primaries on May 13, 2023. Many new entrants are lacing their boots to contest for...
Ghanaian adults just keep getting unhealthier
Ghanaian adults continue to put on more kilos. In the 1980s, just about 2 percent of Ghanaians were obese. Today, Ghana’s obesity rates have...