Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe

The decision by some executive members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) from the Avenor-Ave Constituency to retire Mr. Doe Adjaho from continuing to represent both the party and its constituents is one that ought […]

Needless to say, I was gripped with great elation when the Kufuor-led New Patriotic Party (NPP) created the Ministry of Chieftaincy Affairs. Having grown up with a heavy dosage of traditional Akan-Ghanaian cultural values and […]

I have to confess that it is always a great delight to read opinion pieces from self-styled political non-partisans like Mr. Kofi Amenyo. The delight almost invariably inheres in the devious hilarity with which these […]

I already have too much on my proverbial plate to counter-productively attempt to immerse myself in marginal, ideological side-shows. Still, sometimes one comes across a lambent-witted contribution to an otherwise charlatanic and self-serving discourse on […]

Not long ago, when Ghanaian refugees began streaming into Northern Togo, the direct result of inter-ethnic mayhem in the Upper-East Region, one of Ghana’s two deputy information ministers vehemently denied that his country was faced […]

At a recent lecture commemorating the centenary birthday anniversary of Mr. William (Paa Willie) Ofori-Atta, one of the legendary six leaders of Ghana’s independence movement, Prof. Stephen Adei poignantly observed that what ought to be […]

I read Valerie A. Sackey’s review of Nana Ato Dadzie and Kwamena Ahwoi’s book titled Justice Francis Daniel Annan: In the Service of Democracy (See MyJoyOnline.com 2/21/11) with a mixture of admiration and contempt. “Admiration,” […]

It is rather a pity what some of those who aspire to be managers of our national affairs and destiny take Ghanaians for. I was thus not the least bit surprised, albeit visibly irritated, to […]