Category: OPINION
Martin Amidu writes: The constitutionality of the Security and Intelligence Agencies Bill 2025 and other matters
The first Parliament that convened under the 1992 Constitution on 7 January 1993 was composed of members of Parliament from the National Democratic Co [...]
How NDC reduced Nana Konadu to persona non-grata: The untold story of betrayal, politics, and legacy
Ghana is once again plunged into national mourning following the death of former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings — a woman whose influence, co [...]
Kwesi Yankah writes: Remembering Apostle Safo, M’adanfo Pa
I dedicate my page today to a great industrialist, philanthropist and a far-sighted believer in things Ghanaian: grow Ghana, eat Ghana, do Ghana. Not [...]
Kwesi Yankah writes: Farewell, River Ayensu
By Kwesi Yankah
Was it two years ago I teased my friend Ace Ankomah that his Birim River was gone: Birim, filthy to the brim? Yes our greed for blo [...]
Apostle Kwadwo Safo: The inventor who redefined creative economy
The passing of Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka on September 11, 2025, at age 77, has reignited national reflection on his extraordinary life.
Whil [...]
A call for judicial independence and constitutional reform
By Seth Kwame Awuku
An Open Letter to the Constitutional Review Committee
The removal of Ghana’s Chief Justice is not just a headline—it is a nati [...]
Why Mahama’s galamsey fight is failing
President John Dramani Mahama has come under intense scrutiny after statements suggesting that his government seeks to shield small-scale illegal mine [...]
Elizabeth Ohene writes: Removing A Chief Justice Removing Our Chief Justice
By Elizabeth Ohene
I remember clearly how I felt the day I heard about the murder of the three judges and a military officer at the height of 31st [...]
Explosion of Fake Degrees by Kwesi Nyankah
Currently ongoing is an exercise by GTEC, which has decided to crack the whip on the widespread abuse of academic titles. In 2009, I addressed the sam [...]
Mahama’s 2022 letter to Akufo-Addo on freedom of expression
The greatest thing to have happened to the freedom of expression in this country was the repeal of the Criminal Libel Law.
This outmoded law allowe [...]