By Benjamin Teye Larweh, The Nobi Boy In 1995, I completed my basic education at Samlesi Amanga L/A JSS with an aggregate of 08. At the time, it was a remarkable achievement. My result was reportedly the best among the surrounding villages and towns. What makes the achievement even more […]

By Senator Suleman Nabie-Ikyei Beyond the Reshuffle: A Look at the Policies, Partnerships and Initiatives Left Behind In the aftermath of the recent ministerial reshuffle, considerable public debate has followed the decision to move Dr. Rashid Pelpuo from the Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment to a non-Cabinet portfolio. While […]

By Samuel Akpokavi When the Paramount Chief of the Asebu Traditional Area, Nana Prof Okatakyi Amanfi VII, posed the question, “Who buys koobi at midnight?” he delivered a culturally grounded metaphor that resonated widely. It was sharp, memorable, and rooted in the familiar cadence of rural life; yet interpreting the […]

By; Harry Hammond gozaro007@gmail.com 0244658466 / 0207698171 For years, I have watched with growing concern as the sanitation crisis in our capital, Accra, deepens. The gutters choked with plastic, the heaps of refuse at Agbogbloshie, Kaneshie, Kwame Nkrumah Circle and our beaches, they tell a story of a beautiful city slowly […]

Over the past week, all manner of insults and personal attacks have been directed at me, apparently in an attempt to impugn my character and divert attention from the substantive questions I have raised. False and defamatory allegations have also been made about my motives for questioning the losses incurred […]