By Kwesi Yankah Our Parliament is quietly gaining notoriety for welcoming Christmases with fisticuffs; which is surprising for a House that by definition should thrive rather on speaking. As things stand now it is tempting to adjourn for Xmas with a new maxim: fisticuffs speak louder than words. It happened […]
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The “Useless Case” Against Mustapha Hamid That Somehow Needs Permission to Exist-Kay Codjoe Writes
Mustapha Abdul Hamid vs OSP: First, he called the case useless publicly, confidently, and on video, before his own lawyers had finished reading the charge sheet. Then he went to court. Today, Dr Mustapha Abdul Hamid now stands as the first accused in a corruption case involving conspiracy to commit […]
Why I Refused to Testify for the OSP AGAIN in the PPA CEO Case
BY Manasseh Azure Awuni Also, when I asked for the nature of the new evidence found, he said it was more financial recoveries from AB Adjei’s bank accounts. I asked how much more was uncovered in the new investigation, because I knew the amount Martin Amidu had uncovered from the […]
The Evidence in the First Twelve Months: Prof. Naana Jane vs. Dr. Bawumia
By Kay Codjoe Ghana has a habit of swinging between extremes. We either praise leaders too quickly or condemn them too fast. We rarely stop in the middle to look at the facts, to test the evidence, to ask what is working and what is not. So when people speak […]
One Year After the NPP: The Truth We Now Know and the Future We Must Defend-Kay Codjoe Writes
Today marks exactly one year since the New Patriotic Party (NPP) was voted out of power in what history will remember as one of the most decisive rejections in the Fourth Republic. A year later, with the files, reports, exposés, procurement trails, inflated contracts, secret boardroom dealings, ghost projects, and […]







