By King Amoah. In a fervent address reflecting on the state of Ghana’s political landscape, renowned senior citizen Mr. Owusu Gyamfi from Kumasi in the Ashanti region has issued a stern warning to those who oppose the nation’s progress. His remarks, made during an exclusive interview, underscore a growing concern about the role of certain […]
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Aujess Company Ltd Launches ‘Big Campaign Walk’ to promote peace ahead of Dec. 7 elections.
By King Amoah. In a remarkable initiative aimed at fostering peace ahead of Ghana’s upcoming elections on December 7, Aujess Co. Ltd has organized a weeklong peaceful walk from Sankore in the Asunafo South District of the Ahafo region to the bustling Greater Accra region. This campaign, which underscores the company’s commitment to social responsibility, […]
Aujess Charcoal Co.Ltd Launches ‘Big Campaign Walk’ to promote peace ahead of Dec. 7 elections.
By King Amoah. In a remarkable initiative aimed at fostering peace ahead of Ghana’s upcoming elections on December 7, Aujess Charcoal Co. Ltd has organized a weeklong peaceful walk from Sankore in the Asunafo South District of the Ahafo region to the bustling Greater Accra region. This campaign, which underscores the company’s commitment to social […]
The importance of transparency in governance in Ghana.
Transparency in governance is not just a buzzword; it’s a fundamental pillar that supports the integrity and trustworthiness of any political system. In the context of John Mahama’s bold promise to conduct a forensic audit into Ghana’s monetary mismanagement, emphasising transparency becomes even more crucial. When government actions are shrouded in secrecy, citizens often feel […]
Corruption, lawlessness and arrogance: An unstable foundation for Ghana’s economy.
By King Amoah. In the heart of Ghana, a clarion call is resonating among the populace as they grapple with economic challenges, fueled by a growing sentiment of disenchantment towards political leaders. Many Ghanaians have voiced their frustrations, accusing members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) of corruption and arrogance. However, a perspective emerging […]
A/R: Electoral Commission urged to prioritize transparency and fairness in Ghana’s election.
By King Amoah In a passionate address delivered in Kumasi, renowned political analyst and advocate for democratic integrity, Adongo Moses, has called on Ghana’s Electoral Commission (EC) to transcend mere promises and take concrete actions to guarantee transparent, free, and fair elections. Adongo’s remarks come amid rising public concern regarding electoral integrity in the West […]
Bawumia’s Meet The Press Encounter Exposes His Ignorance And Missing Opportunity For Engagement?.
By King Amoah, Out Managing Editor Writes: In a recent “Meet the Press” encounter, Ghana’s Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, faced a barrage of questions from the media and the public. This platform, intended as a forum for transparency and accountability, instead raised eyebrows regarding the Vice President’s ability to address pressing national issues. From […]
Scrap Peace Council of Ghana As Its Existence Is A Waste of National Resources – Roy Prempeh.
In a bold statement that has stirred discussions within Ghanaian civil society, artisan and social commentator Roy Prempeh has called for the dissolution of the Peace Council of Ghana, arguing that its existence represents a significant waste of national resources. This provocative stance highlights a growing sentiment among some segments of the population who question […]
Enhancing the Ghana Armed Forces: A call for better equipment and professionalism.
In recent discussions regarding national security and defense, a prominent voice has emerged from the Northern Region of Ghana. Retired civil servant Adongo Frafra has underscored the necessity of equipping the Ghana Armed Forces to enhance their professional capabilities. His appeals to ensure the government emphasize the strategic importance of a well-equipped military, not only […]
1992 constitution does not need amendment Supreme Court Nominee..
Supreme court nominee, Prof. Richard Frimpong Oppong has emphasized that the1992 constitution has served the country well and should be allowed to grow through judicial interpretation rather than frequent amendments. “I think my personal view is that the 1992 constitution has served the country well. It has deepened the culture of democracy in the country […]