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Editorial Impostor Guns: Lest We Bequeath Internal Terror Cults at our own Chagrin

June 14, 2022

In a release dated June 6, 2022, referenced ARHQ/PAU/AR.10/VOL.1/09 and, signed by Superintendent Juliana Obeng, Head of Public Affairs unit/AR – of Accra Regional police headlined “Shooting at Zammrama Line Involving A Soldier: Six Persons Injured”, the Ghana police administration, thus, announced the arrest over yet another reckless, needless incident of Continue Reading

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EDITORIAL Ex-gratia Blues: Confusing Tales of Two Returned Cash

June 14, 2022

Ghana last week descended into yet another confusion of whether a true patriot should be the one who returns unwanted wantonly-gifted cash, to the people’s chest, or the one gluttonously-grabbing the recklessly-dissipated state cash cast on silver-platter and devoured carnivorously into over-fed thundering stomach amidst snarls and barks like in the wild hounds’ hunt on Continue Reading

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Anny Osabutey writes: An open letter to Roads Minister on motorway traffic situation

June 13, 2022

Dear Sir, I hope you are doing well, and the week has started pretty well for you. I would like to first and foremost commend your office for getting engineers to work on the wobbling bridge on the Tema Motorway. That a death trap waiting to consume many, so it’s good works are underway to […]Continue Reading

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Stagflation of Ghanaian economy: Gov’t must proactively solve self-created problem – PNC

June 13, 2022

The People’s National Convention (PNC) says the challenges with the Ghanaian economy require urgent action by the government. According to the party, the government is responsible for the current situation and must take action and must proactively work to address it. The party in a statement said the country is suffering from stagflation, a situation […]Continue Reading

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Editorial-Effects of Terror Attacks Worse than Coups’

June 7, 2022

The Authority of Heads of State and government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Saturday shelved for a month, its decision on post-coup sanctions against the military authorities in Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso. The Anchor may guess that when at the‘Extraordinary Meeting of the 15-member bloc held in Accra, the West […]Continue Reading

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Terrorist attacks in Nigeria could affect Ghana’s economy – International Relations Expert

June 6, 2022

An International Relations Expert has warned that the surge in terrorist attacks in Nigeria could increase migration to Ghana and leave negative economic and political implications. Michael Kwadwo Nketiah says the possible collapse of Africa’s biggest economy has dire implications for the West Africa sub-region. “Currently, it appears Nigeria has lost the fight against Continue Reading

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Raise funds to make Korle-Bu, Free SHS better not cathedral – Gyampo to Clergy

June 6, 2022

A senior political science lecturer at the University of Ghana (UG), Prof Ranford Gyampo has called on clergy at the forefront of raising funds for the construction of the National Cathedral to channel their efforts into raising funds for the betterment of the operations of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in the Greater Accra Region (GAR). […]Continue Reading

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‘It’s disappointing Wa flogging incident happened under police’s watch’ – Oye Lithur

June 2, 2022

A former Minister of Gender, Children, and Social Protection, Nana Oye Lithur has taken a swipe at the Upper West Regional Police Command for its inability to intervene during the flogging of two persons in Wa over a leaked sex tape. Speaking on The Point of View on Citi TV, Nana Oye Lithur said, “This is horrible, to […]Continue Reading

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‘Finance Ministry is the most fiscally reckless institution in the country’ – IMANI Ghana

June 1, 2022

The Finance Ministry has been ranked by Imani Ghana as the most financially reckless ministry. That is according to the latest fiscal recklessness index launched by IMANI Ghana on Tuesday. Officlas of the policy Think Tank explained that the Ministry has recorded more than 11 billion cedis in losses to the state. The losses were […]Continue Reading

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We pray the Bloodshed Ceases On the Motherland

May 31, 2022

  Human blood is sacred and most valued among God’s creations’, therefore, the one that spills it  and the ground that drinks it become accursed; punishable by strange negative occurrences like plague of all kinds, famine, poverty, hunger, disease, squalor and, consequentially deaths of confusing nature. Our fear, however, is that, Ghana is gradually becoming […]Continue Reading