24-Hour Economy Vrs Blue Economy: Razak Kojo Opoku Writes
There have been series of divergent views and discussions about a 24-hour economy proposed by 2024 Presidential Candidate of the NDC and a Blue Economy which has been proposed by the 2024 Presidential Candidate of the NPP. These discussions have centered on the feasibility or practicality of these policies and its long-term benefit for Ghanaians. Below are my objective views about...
When The Parliamentary Press Corps Is Maltreated, Who Speaks For This Organization?
The Parliamentary Press Corps (PPC) is an umbrella of well-trained journalists who represent their various media houses and report from the corridors of Parliament. They give a pictorial representation of what happens on the floor of the House. It is therefore pathetic and foolhardy on the part of Parliament led by its Director of Media Relations to grossly undermine and visibly...
Let’s All Contribute To Economic Rebound – Oppong Nkrumah
Minister for Information Mr. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has stressed the need for a collective effort in steering Ghana towards sustainable economic growth. Contributing to the 2024 budget debate on the floor of Parliament yesterday, Mr. Oppong Nkrumah said all stakeholders should support government to effectively implement its budget statement and economic policy. He called for a comprehensive, all-hands-on-deck approach in implementing...
Gonjaland King Eskins Bawumia As Unity Chief
The Overlord of Gonjaland, Yagbonwura Bikunuto Jewu, has honored the Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) by conferring upon him the title of "Konukolewura," which translates to the "Chief of Unity" in the Gonja Kingdom. Expressing his reasoning for the chieftaincy title, Yagbonwura stated that he has closely observed the political career of Vice-President Dr. Bawumia and has...
MP Apologizes For Comparing Maguire to Bawumia
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Bolgatanga Central, Isaac Adongo, has apologized to Jacob Harry Maguire, Manchester United’s centre-back, for comparing Vice President Dr. Mahamudu to him. The Bolgatanga Central MP had earlier said the footballer was like Dr. Bawumia because they were both not contributing much to their teams. But rendering an apology to the English professional footballer in Parliament...
Sam George Cautions US Over Anti-LGBTI+ Bill Threat
A sponsor of the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill, Sam George says Ghana loses nothing if the United States America (USA) decides to cut business ties with her. According to him, the US benefited more from trade relations with Ghana therefore any such legislation to end trade was to their disadvantage. Speaking on Newsnight on JoyFM, he said “There is...
See Mahama As Your Brother, Not Your Enemy – Ya Na to Bawumia
The Overlord of Dagbon, Ya-Na Abubakari Mahama II has admonished Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to recognise former President, John Dramani Mahama as a brother and not an enemy. This according to the Ya-Na, will ensure a clean campaign ahead of the 2024 general elections. In a speech read on his behalf during a courtesy call on him by Dr. Bawumia...
Ordinary Ghanaians Hardest Hit By IMF Programme – Lecturer
Dr Patrick Asuming, a lecturer in Finance and Economics at the University of Ghana, has labelled Ghana's recent programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as the most costly to ordinary Ghanaians. He expressed concerns over the sacrifices the programme imposed on Ghanaians, describing them as unbearable and problematic. Participating in a panel discussion at the Graphic Business/Stanbic Bank Breakfast Meeting...
Agenda 111: Ebenezer SHS Alumni Reject Project
Former students of Ebenezer Senior High School have expressed strong disapproval of the decision by the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of the Ablekuma West Constituency, George Cyril Bray, to establish a public hospital within the school’s premises under the Agenda 111 initiative. The group, comprising both current and past students of the school, has accused the MCE of “forcefully, rudely...
