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June, Ghana’s bloodiest month, has come again! Earlier, April 17, 2024, passed quietly! But on April 17, 1967, the day was not quiet. Troops from the 2 Reconnaissance (Recce) Squadron, Ho attempted to overthrow the government of the…

A brave Sofo Maame from a popular church in the Ashanti Region recently took a bold step and escaped her abusive marriage to a pastor husband. This shocking revelation highlights the prevalence of domestic violence, even in unexpected…

Arrest warrant for Morality! A few national issues over the past month have forced me into a highly reflective mood… so much so that I feel like leaving my family and getting myself ensconced in far-away Atwea Mountains where I could…

The city of Cairo is a very interesting city with several perspectives on daily living. During my few days in the city, as we drove around both the Old and New Cairo, there were a number of things that one could not help but notice. One of…

Ensuring the safety of our most precious passengers is a responsibility that should never be taken lightly. Every time we buckle up our children in a vehicle, we are not just following a rule- we are making a conscious choice to protect…

The financial crisis that commenced in 2007 and erupted into immeasurable proportions in subsequent years impelled many global leaders to identify strategic ways to forestall its future occurrence; minimise the adverse impact, should it…

What are the means by which criminals are punished in Ghana? Section 294 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1960 (Act 30) states the kinds of punishment we have in Ghana. The following punishments may be inflicted for offences: death, fine,…

In recent years, the proliferation of digital media platforms has been inseparably linked to the work of telecommunications to drive smartphone penetration, data, and internet services. This evolution has significantly impacted media…

In the bustling streets of our cities, amidst the cacophony of urban life, lies a silent crisis that threatens the very fabric of our society. It is a crisis born out of poverty, neglect, and systemic failures — a crisis known as…

The Electoral Commission (EC) has reassigned its Director of Electoral Services, Dr Serebour Quaicoe, as part of preparations for the December 7 general election. Dr Quaicoe has been appointed to head the EC’s Training Department. The…