COLUMNIST: ABDUL RAFIIU ALHASSAN

Ghana rsquo;s political culture rewards noise. The loudest politician often appears the most active. Since 19th April, 2 ...

Power often disguises appetite as principle. From a civic Ghanaian perspective, Donald Trump rsquo;s actions in Venez ...

Power rarely announces itself with courtesy. It prefers clarity, speed, and fear. Reports that the United States stor ...

Ten coups in five years. Not fifty. Not in a century. In five years, we have recorded coups in Mali, Burkina Faso, Gu ...

In the bustling streets and quiet corners of Tamale and its surrounding districts, a fierce and daunting battle is being ...

In the conduct of governance, it is well known that power is a game played not merely by law and reason but by ...

Domestic violence in Ghana is rising, yet much of it remains hidden behind closed doors. Women, girls, and even boys ...

The stampede that claimed lives and dreams at El-Wak Sports Stadium on the first day of the 2025 military recruitment ...

Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH), a pivotal health institution in northern Ghana, has once again found itself un ...

When President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) unveiled Operation Recover All L ...

Mr. Minister, The heartbeat of every thriving economy is a skilled workforce. A nation that prioritizes ...

In the grand theater of governance, where statesmen and lawmakers are expected to perform with dignity and decorum, a ...

Parliament, the sacred chamber where the fate of a nation is debated and decided, must embody the highest standards o ...

In serious democracies, Parliament is the heartbeat of governance, a sanctuary where national interests are de ...

In thriving democracies, the vetting of presidential nominees is far more than a ceremonial routine mdash;It i ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of Ghana 39;s financial sector, a new and inspiring chapter is being written with the ap ...