The latest BBC investigative work ‘exposing’ sexual demands by some lecturers reminds me of the Gospel of John 8:3-10. Verse 7 of chapter 8 states; So when they continued asking him ( Christ Jesus), he lifted himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone […]Read More
Opinion
It has long been established that, construction industry is the engine of growth of any economy. This is because, almost every socio-economic activity requires some form of infrastructure facility,for example, schools, hospitals, markets, roads, shopping mall and factories to engender projected economic development. However, before a nation can rely on infrastructure Read More
For a body whose main activity is communication, our Parliament has been miscommunicating a bit in the last few weeks. It began with the bizarre assertion of Parliamentary immunity on behalf of Ayariga that was firmly slapped down by the courts. It begged the question of the quality of the legal advice the Speaker and […]Read More
Pressure group, OccupyGhana has condemned the state’s unlawful detention of murder suspect Gregory Afoko. In a statement, the pressure group wants state actors who failed to carry out the March 14, 2019 court order punished. OccupyGhana is demanding a full and impartial investigation into the apparent refusal of the State to comply with a bail order […]Read More
When Ghana became politically independent in 1957, the education system, thus; schools, colleges and universities, was purposely set up, primarily to produce skilled workforce for the young nation. Also, research institutions were to support to sustain the industrialisation agenda for the crawling economy. Largely, knowledge, science and technology became the foundation Read More
Life is dreadful, for about 7,000 new-borns die each day. In addition, tons of adults die every day: some from accident, others from sickness. Some die out of hunger while others die chasing their dreams. Nevertheless, life is as well wonderful; about 386,000 new-babies are born each day. While some animal and plant species are […]Read More
If there is anyone out there who has been helplessly watching on, frustrated with the indiscipline and lawlessness which are mercilessly battering our society, you are not alone. And what do you feel about a recent defence on camera by a lawmaker when he stated that for every rule, there is an exception? Scandalised? You are certainly not alone. The lawmaker’s vehicle had Read More
“One Thursday dawn after a hectic football game with the boys, I went to bed early to enable me to rest well for work the next day. But, I was rudely woken up by the touch of a cold metal run by my neck at 3:45 am.” This is the story of a friend of […]Read More
I have been thrilled at the love that has forced open the prison doors for the barber sent to jail for two months (with hard labour) for his inability to pay ¢600 fine slapped on him for stealing plantain in Koforidua. Last Saturday, Samuel Okudzeto-Ablakwa asked that we did more than using Samson’s Take to […]Read More
Journalism is a truth-telling business and ought to remain just that. The political establishment must never manipulate the media into articulating views that favour its image. The Fourth Estate is not one colossal public relations firm set up to paint an alluring canvas of the government; it exists to serve the socioeconomic and political interests […]Read More
