Stan Dogbe Predicting Victory for Dr. Kwabena Duffuor ?
Hate or love him, Stan Dogbe is one of the finest communications and brand experts in the country when it comes to political communication...
Be a Groomer not a partaker Mahama – Daniel Bawa writes
God looks for available men and He looks beyond what the man is and He sees what he can become.
He took Moses from the...
Reflections On The 10th NDC National Congress And The Upcoming Presidential And Parliamentary Primaries
The National Democratic Congress, (NDC), held their 10th National Delegates Congress some months ago. At the Congress, for the first time in the history...
Only Citizen Wellbeing Can Redeem Ghana – Maxwell Okamafo Addo writes
Every Ghanaian citizen whether rich or poor is groaning! Every sector of the nation is in dire straits. The business sector is dwindling, people...
NDC Presidential poll: John Mahama Elite versus illiterate folks – Maxwell Okamafo Addo writes
The NDC’s presidential primaries comes up on the May,13th 2023. The battle is between Dr Kwabena Duffuor one of Ghana's finest leading economic surgeons.
He's...
Reflections on what is expected of NDC delegates – Ras Mubarak writes
We are exactly thirteen days to the crucial NDC Parliamentary and Presidential primaries. The NDC’s delegates across the country who would be voting in...
Aduru wo so walk causes over 300 Bawumia supporters to defect to Alan camp...
Reports coming in from the North East region of Ghana is that more than 300 supporters of the Vice President from his home region...
The Rise and Fall of Prof. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng – Lawrence Appiah writes
The Rise
Prof. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng is a physician and a cardiothoracic surgeon. He established the National Cardiothorasic Center and the Ghana Red Cross Society. He...
Egya Doughan, Ajumako writes: Is The Green Ghana Project Another Chop Chop?
The Akufo Addo/Bawumia government initiated a program called GREEN GHANA of which trees are planted across the country through the district assemblies and the...
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...