Category: OPINION
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 [...]
Is Shatta Wale really a big artiste in Ghana?
Ghana’s music scene was thrown into chaos last week after dancehall heavyweight Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., popularly known as Shatta Wale, was arre [...]
Brig-Gen (Rtd) J. Odei writes: Political Power, Governance, Prophecies And Evil Forces
The NDC won the 2024 general elections with a landslide victory but since then, several observations have been made by many Ghanaians casting doubts, [...]
Death And The King’s Horseman: A Cultural Experience
Acclaimed theatre director George Quaye is set to bring Wole Soyinka’s classic play “Death and the King’s Horseman” to the National Theatre in Accra t [...]
Dompim Sends Strong Message To NPP: “We Want Change”
By Kojo Blay
There is growing unease in the camp of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Constituency, especially in the Dompim Elect [...]
Don’t you think Justice Blay deserves some applause?
It takes only the brave ones to come out and express their feelings and opinions when they are not okay. Looking at Justice Blay's face [...]
Memory Lane: Of Ghana’s Puzzling, Copycat ‘Radio & TV Etiquette’
By Ajoa Yeboah-Afari
If this morning you tuned into a discussion programme on radio or television in Ghana, you’re more than likely to have heard [...]