AUTHOR: KWAME OHENE ASARE

In tomorrow rsquo;s party elections, NPP must demonstrate they are hungry for power to do more for Ghana and not jus ...

An elderly relative often told me he does not write to inform; Only 10% of his writing constitutes that. People know ...

I quote Professor Jeffrey Sachs, a good friend, and a former economic adviser to Kofi Anan (whilst Secretary General ...

The price of Irresponsible Speech should not be the loss of one rsquo;s liberty for such a protracted period of time ...

Inevitably, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) must go to the polls to find a new leader in the not-too-distant future ...

It would have been a mark of serious ingratitude of some seismic proportions if the people of Ghana had not returned ...

Ghanaians go to the country today, as they say. Ordinarily, they have a very simple decision to make ndash; to w ...

Whilst we endure the restrictions brought on by the ongoing pandemic and savour the unison, if not euphony of spe ...

Alexis de Tocqueville, a French observer of American life at the beginning of the 19th century, observed that the ...

Anthony Charles Lynton Blair in an article preceding his premiership written for the New Statesman argued that we s ...

ldquo;Respect for the rule of law keeps a country together and ensures harmony in otherwise chaotic situations. Huma ...

It was incredibly relieving to see the rivers from Kyebi clear up, and suddenly seeing clear blue water emerge, after th ...