—Privileging a military coup d’état is backwardness and clear demonstration of ignorance Obviously, because tribalism is at the forefront, anybody who makes the mistake to
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—- Democracy is not a tea party A retired officer of the Ghana Armed Forces, Captain Budu Koomson, is reported to have believed that “prevailing conditions in the country make the staging of a coup d’état imminent” because of “the blatant abuse of state wealth by political operatives” and “the political stalemate in the society.”
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I don’t know what the author of the Daily Guide editorial captioned “When Laymen Explain Legalese,” which was posted to the Peacefmonline.com edition of April
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My good friends, once again, reality is with us. Two major happenings confirm fears that those in charge of our national affairs are toying with
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Now that we are deep into discussing the suit brought against the NPP’s Akufo-Addo by retired Supreme Court Judge Francis Kpegah and its entailments, we can’t discontinue just because our comments hurt some people. We will continue to look far afield to seek answers to pertinent questions. After all, Akufo-Addo is fighting to be Ghana’s
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You see, when Mr. Kwame Pianim calls Nana Akufo-Addo and his executive associates of the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) “intellectually and mentally lazy” politicos, he poignantly reminds me of the famous “Fore-Finger Philosophy” espoused by the Akan people of Ghana. Well, actually, it is a maxim; and it tersely goes as follows: “Whenever
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The Supreme Court has adjourned ‘sine die’ the NPP’s lawsuit, and instructed the parties to the case (that is, the three NPP petitioners led by
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Let’s get this straight, right off the bat: Mr. Kwame Pianim is a tragicomical political figure who insists and persists in pursuing the quixotic cause
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In the wake of the Feb. 7 decamping of President John Dramani Mahama from the old slave castle at Osu to the Flagstaff House, a mild debate ensued regarding the use to which the infamous Christiansborg Castle ought to be put. As usual, the sprightly Mr. K. B. Asante, the retired diplomat and journalist, was
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Receiving a high-powered delegation from the Eastern Regional House of Chiefs at the Flagstaff House on Feb. 12, 2013, President John Dramani Mahama was reported
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