By Kay Cudjoe This is not a letter. It is a reckoning. A mirror held up to a party that once thundered into power with promises of transformation, only to exit with the quiet shame of betrayal. The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Minority, now reduced to a mere 88 seats […]
Opinions
Kojo Choi and the New Face of Ghanaian Diplomacy
By Fuvi Kloku President John Dramani Mahama’s selection of Kojo Choi as Ghana’s ambassador to South Korea has stirred a vibrant national conversation. Across social platforms and policy circles, the appointment has ignited both admiration and scrutiny. At the heart of this discourse is a man whose journey defies convention […]
The Constitution Is Not a Canvas for Prophecy
By Prof. Ama Asare-Danso, Constitutional Law Scholar When religious fervor begins to trespass into the realm of constitutional governance, it is not merely a matter of concern,it is a crisis of civic integrity. Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe’s recent warning is not hyperbole; it is a necessary intervention. As a constitutional scholar, […]
Religious Leaders: Hands Off Our Constitution
I have watched with growing alarm as certain religious figures—particularly within the charismatic movement—have begun suggesting that President John Dramani Mahama should seek a third term. They cloak this dangerous ambition in the guise of “prophetic revelation.” Let me be unequivocally clear: this cannot and will not happen. Such pronouncements […]
GCTU Vice Chancellor’s Secondment Extension Sparks Public Outcry Amidst Corruption, Statutory Breaches, and Failed Leadership
Public outcry is mounting over the planned secondment extension of Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) Vice Chancellor, Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwa, following revelations of entrenched corruption, statutory violations, and failed leadership that continue to undermine the university’s integrity and national relevance. Statutory Violations and Questionable ReappointmentReports reveal that the Vice Chancellor […]







