EDITORIAL

Galamsey – a crude and manual process of extracting gold from mine waste (tailings) using rudimentary processes such as panning,...

Introduction Ghanaians have a new president and parliament now. The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) led by former President John...

For the ninth consecutive time in its fourth republican history, Ghanaians went to the polls like they have done every...

The hour of reckoning has finally burst forth upon us. On the 7th of December 2024, there will be high...

With just two months to the national elections, the Research Department at the Presidency of Ghana has concluded a study...

Since multiparty elections began sweeping across sub-Saharan Africa in the 1990s, recurrent episodes of electoral violence have persisted. Observers and...

Some of the scariest sights on our roads and highways are those of presidential motorcades and other official convoys, especially...

In the wake of a water shortage that hit Nsawam in the Eastern Region of Ghana in 2016 due to...

Party politics is a necessary part of modern democracy but where partisanship is misunderstood and blindly pursued with unyielding aggression...

Territorial borders are supposed to define every country’s sovereignty and protect it from illicit activities and external security threats such...