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 […]
Opinions
The Death Of Discourse And The Rise Of Dismissive Rhetoric: An op‑ed by Daniel Nii Okine
In the contemporary public square, a troubling erosion of civic engagement is underway. Increasingly, individuals confronted with an opposing viewpoint abandon the discipline of argumentation and instead resort to dismissive rhetoric. The target becomes the writer, not the reasoning. The tone becomes the battleground, not the evidence. What should be […]
Turning Attacks into Resolve: The Minority Leader’s Unbroken Commitment to Accountability and Parliamentary Oversight
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 […]
An Accountability Crisis: Ghana’s Political Class and the Untouchable Elite
By Daniel Nii Okine The explosive confrontation between National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communications Officer Sammy Adu Gyamfi and Parliamentary Minority Leader Alexander Kwamina Afenyo‑Markin has ripped open a festering wound in Ghana’s democratic system. This is no longer a routine partisan quarrel. It is a direct assault on the credibility […]
Draining the Cash Filled Poly Tanks: Why Ghana Must Demonetize the High Denomination Cedi to Crush Corrupt Hoarders
By Daniel Nii Okine — For Sankofaonline The political philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli argued that when confronting entrenched adversaries, the state must strike with such finality that the opponent can never recover. Ghana today stands precisely at such a crossroads. After years of systemic plunder, the Republic must choose between timid […]







