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Dear Sir, I have a few words to help your very difficult attempt at breaking the Eight. You must focus on your own campaign. Spend much time rebuilding the palpable trust deficit and show no sense of entitlement to anything. It is…

The upcoming general elections in Ghana have stirred up debates and discussions among citizens and politicians alike, with each party striving to select the perfect candidate as their running mate. For John Mahama, former President of…

The Vice President, H.E Dr. Bawumia, must stop jabbing H.E John Mahama and tell Ghanaians his economic policy alternatives. The upcoming 2024 election holds significant importance, and voters should exercise caution when evaluating…

The budget builds upon the progress made during the first term and sets the tone for the election year and beyond, building economic growth and inclusive opportunity for all. Healthcare is important both in good and bad times. Russia,…

As Ghana charts its economic course into the medium term, the recent budget highlights reveal a landscape marked by both achievements and hurdles. Anchored on the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) fiscal and macroeconomic framework,…

The Akosombo and Kpong Dams spillage by the Volta River Authority (VRA), according to the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), is said to have affected about nine districts in Ghana. About 26,000 people in Mepe and…

“It must be noted that popular support for governmental policy proposals is not necessarily coterminous with feasibility, effectiveness, and relevance” (Gyampo, 2018, p. 1). In 2018, Prof Ransford Edward Van Gyampo of the University of…

In the early 1990s when Ghana had not quite recovered from military rule, I took the risk and did a story which almost earned me a haircut and a new home address. The story appearing in my weekly column for the ‘Mirror,’ was entitled,…

In the realm of education and nutrition, there is a growing recognition of the benefits associated with integrating farming and aquaculture into school environments. Beyond the traditional focus on academics, the idea of cultivating…

“Koo, the “borgas” are coming, you have to look sharp and make some money ooo”. While I focused on my “united nations” fufu at the restaurant, the inseparable pair of Christmas and “Borga” definitely caught my attention. You couldn’t miss…