COLUMNIST: KONONGO FORDJOUR

Job creation has been the most problematic area for the Ministry of Employment in Ghana. Ironically, all the successi ...

Ghana wants to be recognized as an advanced democracy with credible credentials to be emulated by neighboring countri ...

After his UN session, the President of Ghana, Mr. John Dlamani Mahama, decided to interact with his countrymen resi ...

Probity and Accountability Corruption and NPP leadership smear campaign Who wants to be President in the Republic o ...

Like all other nations, Ghana's political parties have two types of politicians, the radical and the liberal. For in ...

The New Patriotic Party has a constitutional provision regulating her elections on flagbearer position. Article 12 ( ...

One-Member-One-Vote (OMOV) is an NPP designed policy intended to help its members to get involved in its voting process ...

Is NDC Destined For Failure; or Synonymous To Failure? The NDC can be subjected to a total loss of the 2012 elections, p ...

01 October 2010 Elections, at any time, are the same as going to war; or penetrating any given market with a substit ...

Twa-no-tia-ma-yenko Let us show the Youth Advocates where power lies The infantile chest-beating political silencers ...

Ghana s largest opposition party goes to the polls on the 7th August 2010, another milestone in the search for a decent ...

If you do not stand on something valuable; you will always fall for anything, regardless of how useless it may be (by ...

Part one of this article looked at the first three areas of assessment of our current government i.e. the economy, inc ...

Konongo Fordjour 01 January 2010 How is the Democratic dispensation shaping up in the Republic of Ghana? Nearly ten ...

The Judgment Day, I believe that is Armageddon, will be extremely ruthless Once upon a time, the owner of Christian Chu ...

The year was 1820. The story was piracy. A group of semi-skilled African slaves from USA accepted freedom to sojourn bac ...