Continuation of Confessions of a Politician (Part 2) But we have all been lumped together to share equally the power to contribute. This process has culminated in simple minds having the same privilege as those who […]
Confessions of a Politician (Part 1) Call me a political novice. Wear your defensive amour of opposition. It’s exactly what’s expected to throw light on the pitfalls of some of our democratic voting structure. You may climb […]
The Overlord of Dagbon Traditional Area, Ya-Naa Abubakari Mahama ll, has proposed the establishment of an upper chamber to replace the Council of State. He stated that the chamber should be made up of eminent […]
In the past 27 years, Ghana has witnessed three democratic changes of government. National electoral contests have been decided between two main parties, on either side of the political spectrum. There are also a number […]
The Inter-Party Coalition for National Sovereignty says it has picked intelligence that some “elements” within the government are planning to deploy a state-sponsored terrorist group to cause mayhem in the Thursday peaceful protest march. According […]
The former moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Right Reverend Professor Emmanuel Martey has chastised the violence that engulfed last week’s by-election at Ayawaso West-Wuogon. The man of God, who had a reputation of […]
Former President John Dramani Mahama has accused opinion leaders of being overly critical when the National Democratic Congress is in power. According to him, those “hypocritical” opinion leaders lose their voices when their preferred government comes […]
A past Chairman of the Electoral Commission (EC), Dr Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, has called for due diligence and deep thinking before the country goes ahead to register Ghanaians living abroad to vote in internal elections. Parliament […]
Ghana returned to constitutional rule and multi-party democracy after a topsy-turvy eight military regimes from 1966 to 1982 without any clear sense of direction for her political and socio-economic development. Therefore, the 1992 Constitution, which […]
‘YES’ voters voted massively in support of creation of six new regions in some parts of Ghana following a referendum Thursday. A total of 206,350 YES votes representing 99.7 per cent and 647 NO votes […]
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