Commonwealth Office, partners resolve to fight kidnapping, terrorism
Partners at the just ended Commonwealth Speaker Series are urging government to find solutions to poverty, youth unemployment, lack of inclusivity which are the triggers of the twin-disaster of kidnapping…
Ghana might suffer if AFCFTA integration is not done properly – GUTA president
The President of the Ghana Union of Traders Association, Dr. Joseph Obeng has told traders in Ghana, to take advantage of the African Free Continental Free Trade Area. “This is…
Terrorism fight not limited to military means only – Akufo-Addo
The President, Nana Akufo-Addo, says the fight against terrorism and violent extremism cannot be limited only to military means, vital as they are. He said, “Broader policies must also be…
Journalism has seen end of an era in quality – Former BBC journalist
Former BBC Journalist Max Bankole Jarrett says the media and journalism have seen the end of an era in which trustworthy news gathering and broadcasting was the norm. Mr Bankole…
Patriotic Epistles with Kabu Nartey: To the martyrs; to the civilians and to the criminals
A month ago, I wrote an article whilst I was on a visit to the University of Rwanda. I shared my observations about their security system, particularly the security protocols…
Media responsibility towards child protection online
The democracy in the digital media landscape is good but does it work favourably for all audiences? Agreed the platforms employed by the media are shaping political, economic and social…
Gov’t to improve the low standard of living of smallholder farmers
Agric Minister, Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto as cited the low welfare of smallholder farmers as the leading challenge to improving crop yields in Ghana. The minister, at the Leadership for Agriculture…
SA xenophobic attacks: Ghana has no contingency plan for its citizens
Ghana has not yet put in place contingency measures to safeguard its citizens in South Africa despite escalation of xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals, including Africans living in that country.…
Petroleum prices increased as OMCs apply revised energy sector levies
Prices of various petroleum products have started going up from Monday after the Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) were directed by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) to start applying revised Energy Sector…
Pass Public Officers Conduct Bill – CHRAJ urges gov’t
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has asked the government to re-table the Conduct of Public Officers Bill in Parliament for passage. The commission said doing that…
