Listening to the presidential debate organized by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) last Tuesday, the only question that kept on popping in my mind was how my grandmother, listening to our presidential aspirants outline read more

God bless the proponents of democracy! For it has come stay in our homeland, Ghana. However, the prevailing democratic dispensation does not call for irresponsible and gutter journalistic display; neither does it call for reckless write-ups read more

In Ghana today, if you have the aspiration to become a president at a point in your life time, then my only humble advice for you is that never complain when you are given a read more

The Electoral Commission has certified seven political parties and an Independent Candidate Jacob Osei Yeboah to contest the presidential election in December.  They are the NPP, PPP, NDC and UFP. The rest are PNC, GCPP and read more

PATRICK SORGBODZOR, lawyer for Justin Kone Katinan, an ex-Ivorian minister who is on remand pending extradition has said the arrest and detention of his client was politically motivated. The lawyer who was responding to submissions made read more

Politics has become the most lucrative and rewarding profession in Ghana today, providing opportunities for people to enrich themselves in the shortest possible time, and most often, though corrupt practices. “A few months after being voted read more

Political parties that crave to come to power always do so with an agenda crafted in an elaborate campaign promise otherwise referred to as a manifesto. The Oxford Advanced Learner’s dictionary defines ‘manifesto’ as: “a read more

RE: ISSUES RAISED IN THE ONGOING DISCUSSIONS ON THE NATIONAL PENSION SCHEME  Introduction and Background  The National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) wishes to respond to the issues raised in the ongoing public discussions on the National Pension read more

Political party financing has been an issue since Ghanaians decided to adopt the multi-party system of governance in 1992. This issue has dominated discussions on political platforms because, somehow, ruling parties have always had resources in read more