By King Amoah In a thought-provoking statement that has resonated with many, Rev. David Armstrong, founder and leader of the Mo Mary Fellowship in Kumasi, Ashanti Region, emphasized a powerful message for Ghanaians amidst the current electoral season: “God cannot hear your prayers because the country is in elections period. Instead, be committed to repent […]
From our political correspondent. In recent months, the political landscape in Ghana has become increasingly contentious, prompting a rising chorus of calls for international intervention. Citizens, frustrated by the escalating tide of insults and unethical practices among political leaders, believe that external oversight may be necessary to restore integrity and civility in their democratic processes. […]
By King Amoah In the ongoing discourse regarding the functioning of democracy, the role of parliamentarians and is paramount. Recently, Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin made headlines with his decision to affirm the majority’s position in parliament. This decision is not merely a parliamentary procedural point but a crucial affirmation of democratic principles that underpin […]
By King Amoah As the dust settles from recent political events and the air is thick with anticipation for the upcoming elections, one name is resonating deeply within the hearts of the people of Ejura: Allan Cash. The founder and leader of the Movement For Change has undertaken a robust campaign tour, passionately advocating for […]
Reports: King Amoah In a nation where education is pivotal for sustainable development, the discourse surrounding the Free Senior High School (FSHS) policy has gained considerable momentum, particularly as political currents shift. Former President John Dramani Mahama, addressing the growing concerns and misinterpretations surrounding his educational policies, has emphatically dismissed allegations suggesting that he intends […]
