The fundamental question concerning the status of the national capital city (Tripoli) is also worth examining within this context of diplomatic recognition for the rebels. Not until the rebels succeed in overrunning the pro-Gaddafi forces […]
Britain has joined the queue of countries recognizing the Libyan rebel leadership (Transitional National Council) as the rulers of Libya. It has given full diplomatic recognition to the TNC and expelled the remaining eight diplomats […]
Even before they take the fight to Gaddafi in his stronghold, the rebel front is being threatened with what will definitely demoralize their leadership or destabilize their tenuous hold on the administration. The first major […]
The illicit drugs uproar in which Nana Akufo-Addo, the New Patriotic Party’s presidential candidate for Election 2012, is presently embroiled would have disappeared over time but for the incalculable damage that Mr. Akufo-Addo’s legal team […]
After creating the impression that Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi has lost his legitimacy to continue ruling the country and must “go,” the West is now backtracking in desperation. It is changing the tune. Britain’s Foreign Secretary, […]
Certainly, the Sunyani Verdict has shattered Nana Konadu Agyemang-Rawlings’ dreams of high-echelon politics and bruised her ego. So jolted, it must go without saying that she will find it difficult to outgrow that misfortune. On […]
It would be the height of deception for any group of people to think that the character of presidential aspirants is not an important issue to be discussed ahead of elections. That is why the […]
The Minister for Defence, General Joseph Henry Smith (retd) says government’s decision to purchase five new aircraft is for military use only. He said it is not true that one of the aircraft will be […]
Deputy Minister of Information, Baba Jamal, has sought to clarify the hullabaloo surrounding the decision by the Mills-Mahama administration to purchase five new jets at a cost of Euro 71 million and $105,370, 177.09 According […]
A suffering people don’t need jets. They need amenities to improve their living conditions. Parliament’s endorsement of two agreements to allow the government purchase five jets is not in the best interest of Ghanaians. We […]
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