By George Nutakor , Accra. What makes some people live to a ripe old age while others don’t? Is it the luck of the genetic draw, the warmth of social connections, or the power of economic affluence? This age-old question has fascinated scientists, philosophers, and the public alike. Genetic Influences: […]

In Ghana, the public transport landscape has long been overshadowed by private operators, with unions like the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU), Progressive Transport Owners Association (PROTOA), and the Ghana Cooperative Transport Union dominating both intracity and intercity travel. For decades, these private entities have shaped the transport narrative, […]

By Stephen Apolima The integrity of the legal profession hinges on adherence to principles of legal ethics, professional responsibility, and the sanctity of judicial proceedings. When an officer of the court engages in acts tantamount to obstruction of justice, the consequences must be severe and unequivocal. This article critically examines […]

By Dr. Faith Ababio-Twi Parliamentarians are entrusted with the responsibility of developing their constituencies, enacting beneficial legislation, and ensuring that national policies serve the people. However, it appears that many MPs, particularly those with legal backgrounds, are gradually deviating from these core mandates. Instead of focusing on development, they seem […]

Corruption is a deeply entrenched issue in many societies, and those who dare to confront it often pay a heavy price. Across the world, history has shown that the fight against corruption is rarely a straightforward battle. It provokes strong resistance, political sabotage, character assassination, and even violence. From presidents […]