Anas’ Work Shows Depth Of Neuro-Ignorance – Dr Nyako
Wednesday, 08 September 2010

I am sure we have all been reeling from the shocks of the videos brought out by the investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas.Watching the videos brought sadness to my spirit, not for the usual reasons but especially from a medical and neurological viewpoint. There was a young lad called Yaw,... 0 Comments Read more...

E. T. Mensah Does Not Have A Clue!!!
Wednesday, 08 September 2010

When the Minister for Employment and Social Welfare decries the procedure by which the New Crusading Guide’s investigative reporter exposed rank negligence and corruption at the Osu Children’s Home, as well as similar institutions, it becomes embarrassingly obvious that Mr. Enoch Teye ... 0 Comments Read more...

Ghana Heading Towards Dictatorship
Wednesday, 08 September 2010

In a conversation with an oil executive whose company also operates in Equatorial Guinea, she provided a very interesting answer to my question. Asked what contrasts exist between her company’s experience in Ghana and in Equatorial Guinea, she smiled and said “huge contrast.” Then she... 0 Comments Read more...

Feature: Is The So-Called Pastor Kwarteng Amaning Now ...
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

The Accra based pastor who made wrong allegations against the Chief Justice Georgina Wood, has been granted bail.He, Pastor Amaning told Joy News his bail came after about seven hours of questioning at the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI). BNI officials invited Rev. Kwarteng Amaning for... 0 Comments Read more...

Feature: Cheriponi, Akwatia and Atiwa; A Prelude of Things to Come?
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Every political observer in the country who has followed events in our Fourth Republican democracy since 1992 would have known by now that our electoral system has a lot of flaws and that it is not yet the finished article. Granted that established and even more developed democracies like that... 0 Comments Read more...

Feature: Judicial Corruption in Ghana
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Judicial Corruption would turn Ghana into another lawless country if the Corrupt Chief Justice Georgina Wood is not sacked!Corruption is a universal phenomenon. Scholars acknowledge that it is extremely difficult to formulate a universally and generally acceptable definition of corruption.The... 0 Comments Read more...

Tsatsu Tsikata And His Faceless Adversaries
Sunday, 22 August 2010

The faceless, shameless and ruthless enemies of Tsatsu Tsikata are at it again. This time his adversaries diabolic attempts are not only targeted at destroying Tsatsu alone, but also an orchestrated conspiracy aimed at torpedoing the commencement of the exploration of oil in the last quarter of... 0 Comments Read more...

A Better Ghana, Can Nana Addo Up His Game Or...
Sunday, 22 August 2010

A better Ghana, can Nana Addo up his game or was it rhetoric!Nana Addo’s recent statement at party headquarters to build a prosperous nation for all Ghanaian if he won the next election, has divided the country. It opened tribal politics once more with his opponents seizing on his personality... 0 Comments Read more...

Bad Decision Mr Essien, REALLY BAD Decision
Sunday, 22 August 2010

Michael Essien There are those who would read the news of Michael Essien's staggering decision to put his national team career on hold, shrug and simply say we saw it coming.For years, Essien has been the poster boy of Ghana football, the local boy who came good, a symbol of the effectiveness... 0 Comments Read more...

Block Your Nostrils - Ablakwa Opens His Mouth Again
Sunday, 22 August 2010

Deputy Minister of Information, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa In politics few ironies are funnier than the turtle calling someone slow or an Okukuseku calling someone ugly. Deputy Minister (and it’s a miracle how he got that position) Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa called the NPP Chairman Jake Obetsebi... 0 Comments Read more...