Sometimes, it is good to keep quiet: The Vice Chancellor should be made to step aside for an independent investigation to be done transparently. He is interfering too much in investigations, and we will not stop exposing the rots until the right thing is done. By Prof. Quist-Aphetsi Kester (Chairman of CRITAC) The new […]
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A Week That Shook the Nation-A President Saved By Devine Intervention
By Nii Okine Namoale , Accra. The news arrived in a torrent of grief, a cascade of sorrow that has washed over the heart of Ghana. Within a single, brutal week, the nation has been brought to its knees, reeling from a confluence of tragedies that defies comprehension. First, the […]
Double Jeopardy or Double Trouble? The Curious Case of a Woman, a Vanished Husband, and a Murder Revisited”
In a case that reads like a psychological thriller, a woman once convicted of murdering her husband finds herself back in court,this time for killing the same man, for real. Years ago, she was accused of murdering her husband. His body was never found, but circumstantial evidence and a compelling […]
JOURNALISM IS NOT A CRIME: END THE ATTACKS NOW
By:Dominic Hlordzi, General Secretary, GJA On that partly cloudy but dark day, Carlos Calony and the cameraman of JoyNews of the Multimedia Group calmly carried their camera, mic and phones to carry the news on the ongoing “deconstruction” of the warehouse on a disputed land on the Spintex Road. Little […]
The falling of a Rising “Kingdom”: Begging “Henes” and the Shielding of Suspected Lawbreakers in a New Ghana
History does not remember leaders for how many votes they secured, but for the values they defended when those values were at risk. Other publicly known cases and the Case of Ghana Communications Technology University under the investigations of EOCO and co. will be a litmus test for the Current […]







