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 […]
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When You Fight Corruption, Corruption Fights Back
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 […]
Open Letter to Alexander Afenyo-Markin
Dear Mr. Afenyo-Markin, I hope this letter finds you well. I have read with concern your recent statement in Parliament that Mr. Ken Ofori-Atta is traumatized and will return to cooperate after treatment. While it is important to address Mr. Ofori-Atta’s health, we must also consider the immense pain and […]
My Contribution To The Education Reform Debate
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 […]
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 […]






