By: Anthony Obeng Afrane The current structure of Ghana’s education system, particularly the automatic transition from Junior High School (JHS) to Senior High School (SHS), needs reevaluation. While striving for academic advancement is commendable, it overlooks the diverse aspirations and talents of students, forcing a one-size-fits-all approach that ultimately limits […]
Opinions
Matters Arising: Majority In Parliament’s Unexpected Apology To Ken Ofori-Atta
Following the controversial raid on former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s home by individuals dressed in military attire, the involvement of the Majority side in Parliament has not been confirmed. However, they have taken steps to issue an apology. The central issue concerns whether the majority group directed the raid or […]
Double Standards and the Pursuit of Justice in Ghana
By: Mark S . Ayittey , Accra. Recently, on an episode of The View Point with Bernard Avle, Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, the MP for Manhyia South Constituency, alleged that the Special Prosecutor’s approach to Ken Ofori-Atta’s case was unconstitutional. This assertion has generated significant controversy, especially given Awuah’s political […]
A Good Businessperson Doesn’t Necessarily Make a Good President
By James Nanor , Accra In the fast-paced world of business, success is often measured by profit margins, market shares, and the bottom line. A good businessperson, with their keen eye for opportunity and strategic acumen, might seem like the perfect candidate to run a country. However, the complexities of […]
Communication 101: Chaos in Parliament
Source: Joyce Bawah Mogtari What a last couple of weeks we have had on our hands. A period full of baffling political drama and bewildering events that have left an entire nation stunned and speechless. From the inconsistencies and outright absurdities in the vetting process – where some nominees faced […]






