Writer: Dela Coffie Some things in life are difficult. Like attempting to learn the drums in your ’50s, or, consequently, having to readjust to new neighbours. And there are some […]
» Read moreIntroduction The number of votes needed to win a Presidential Election in Ghana is stipulated in article 63 (3) of the constitution as follows: “ A person shall not be […]
» Read more1. The recent increased open participation of chiefs in partisan politics, in gross disregard of the constitutional injunction that bars them from doing so, is worrying. 2. It may have […]
» Read moreFor the past several years, I have been dismayed and alarmed by the bogus and unsubstantiated claims being peddled both in writing and declamation about the scope and import of […]
» Read moreHe was billed by his apologists as the nonpareil of Ghanaian politics, past, present and future, which he relished and basked in. Even a doubter like me was taken in […]
» Read moreWhat does a female President or Vice President mean to the girl child in Ghana? It means a lot. Generally, it means the same thing that the male Presidents and […]
» Read moreAmb. Alhaji Abdul-Rahman Harruna Attah, MOV It is good for public officials to be given some form of protection. Judges, nurses, police, in-flight attendants, public transport drivers/conductors and others, all […]
» Read moreI wrote an article for the BBC back in 2010 that I called Flying Insults. This is how I started that article: “This is a difficult subject for me. But […]
» Read moreBy: Roland Obibah Mensah Private security companies provide easy access of employment in the country but most Youths and unemployed graduates dislike this opportunity. We have over hundred private security […]
» Read moreLast year, I wrote a column about Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and think tanks. I am revisiting the subject and I crave your indulgence if there is […]
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