Since the Progressive People’s Party (PPP) sprung up on the political scene, the question that has been on many a lips, naturally, has been whether there is any difference between the PPP and other recent breakaway groups of other political parties, such as the National Reform Party (NRP), the United Ghana Movement (UGM) and the Democratic Freedom Party (DFP). Until few weeks ago, Dr. Papa Kwesi... 

WHILE most countries in the world jealously protect their citizens and guard them against all attacks to protect them from any harm, Ghana seem to care less about what happens to her citizens not only outside Ghana but also within her borders. WAS it not surprising how Ghanaians had to constantly call on both the Kufuor and Mills administrations with major statements made in Parliament before the Republic... 

AS we wrap up 2011, we close the door on a very momentous year in terms of electoral politics. With some of the elections held this year seeking to make history, in cases where they won’t make history, the elections of 2011 were certainly all interesting and a few were out-and-out fascinating. WHILE the American presidential election of 2012 which begin with the Republican primaries on January 3... 

GREETINGS! And a Merry Christmas to all! How the ten regions of Ghana gallantly stand in unison on a season such as this when merry-making and the spirit of unity embraces us all; burying deep behind us the political divisions that have over-shadowed our quest to development. THOUGH the season means different things to Ghanaians at different levels of our society, the joy of experiencing the near ending... 

THE communication team of Nduom for president 2012 issued a press statement last Saturday calling on his supporters, well-wishers, sympathizers and other well-meaning Ghanaians who want to see a strong and viable third force emerge in our body politic, to begin organising towards the 2012 General Election. ACCORDING to the statement, the time for action is now, urging all sympathizers who would want... 

IN reaction to fears that the Owabi Dam would dry up anytime soon, the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has fined eleven sub-chiefs for illegally allocating lands within the catchment area of the dam belonging to the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) in the Kumasi metropolis. The sub-chiefs, who have oversight responsibility over the area, were given seven days to pay 22 sheep. GHANA seemed to be... 

THE cocaine menace is a global problem that has gained the attention of World leaders, because of its dire implications, especially on global youth. GHANA, as a global player, is no stranger to the growing apprehension that the cocaine problem is causing the world. It is therefore disheartening that as countries struggle to tackle the problem collectively and head-on, Ghana, in discussing the menace... 

THERE is no denying the fact that education is the key to our country’s development. This fact is even buttressed by the pace of development that has taken and continues to happen in advanced countries like the United States of America, Britain, France, Germany among others. AND even in advanced countries they are not even content with what they have been able to achieve through education. And that... 

THE coach of the national football team, the Black Stars is expected to announce Thursday, his provisional team for the January African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Gabon-Equatorial Guinea. As anticipated, there had been varied views on the player selection to the extent that some had even called the 23 man provisional team. For now, these are individual views and we want to review them from that basis.   THE... 

This statement was released by the Office of Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom on December 1, 2010. To all those who have been mischievously campaigning that Dr. Nduom is only interested in using the CPP to seek his parochial political interest, we believe the statement will not only expose their wicked lies, but also show how Dr. Nduom has been a chief advocate of restructuring the CPP at the grassroots level.  ...