Opinion

First, we started the jollof war and left the verdict for the Senegalese, who, instead of coming out with the winner, joined the war with the French jollof. For a neutral…
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As President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo hands over power to his successor, the nation reflects on the highs and lows of his tenure. Digital content creator Edmund Barwuah has added…
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Two thousand and twenty-four (2024) was like sickness and the cure mixed together. One of those years which did not lend itself to a clear appreciation of exactly what was upon us. It…
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I have returned to old time religion. That is to say, I am Anglican–along with my neurosurgeon friend in Oregon who pastored a fast-growing church in the charismatic stream. We got…
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If you misread Achan as Akan in the caption above, you are yet to get the import of this instalment of ‘Tissues of the Issues.’ We have weightier matters to talk about than the tribe a…
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In every facet of life, a man is entitled to double fidelity, save in matters of the law . The settled practice and the law requires that the challenge to a declaration of a winner…
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We have been told President-Elect John Dramani Mahama is a voracious reader. He reads everything and also listens to everybody in his circle of trust, Special Advisor Joyce Bawa…
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One of the most difficult jobs I have done in Canada is political party fundraising. You are given targets to collect money and sign up memberships for a particular political party.…
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Politics is the same everywhere; it is mostly full of sizzle, hardly any beef. Sometimes, you wonder how some people got in, especially Montgomery Brewster, the worst politician in…
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On December 7, Ghana will elect a new government—a historic step as we enter the second quarter of the 21st Century facing both immense challenges and boundless opportunities on our…
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