Recently, the discussion of the electoral performance of NPP in 2024 has been shifted to the theories of Incumbency Advantage, and Incumbency Disadvantage. That is […]
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TRUTH UNDER OATH: WHY PRESIDENT MAHAMA MUST ACT ON THE AYENSU-DANQUAH PROFESSORSHIP CONTROVERSY
By Nana Asare BaffourIn every democracy, truth under oath is sacred. When nominees appear before Ghana’s Parliament for vetting, they do so not just as […]
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRAVELS IN FOCUS: PRESIDENTIAL,PRIVATE OR COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT OR JET OR FLIGHT
Compiled by: Daniel Dammir Laar a.k.a DaDamLaar of BEDEREN FM in Bunkpurugu of the North East Region of Ghana. 19th August,2025 Where is the president […]
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, The Unmatched Visionary Ghana Needs
By Nana Asare BaffourIn Ghana’s current political landscape, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia stands out as a visionary leader, distinguished by his intellect, global perspective, and policy-driven […]
Ghana’s Judiciary on Trial
The suspension of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo is no longer just a legal matter—it is a test of Ghana’s democratic spine. On April 22, President […]
Accra–Kumasi Highway Now a Death Trap
Kwabena Adu Koranteng Writes The Accra–Kumasi Highway, one of Ghana’s busiest transport corridors, has deteriorated into a dangerous stretch of road claiming hundreds of lives […]
Galamsey: The Silent War Consuming Ghana’s Leaders and Security officials
Kwabena Adu Koranteng Writes Galamsey is no longer just an environmental crime. It has evolved into a silent war — one that is claiming the […]
Claim That Bawumia Outperformed All First-Time NPP Candidates Except Akufo-Addo Untrue – Dr Razak Kojo Opoku
According to one of the Aides of H. E. Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, “Dr. Bawumia despite inheriting an economic mess still mobilized more votes than any […]
Global Helicopter Crash Fatalities: A Historical Overview (1960–2025) with Ghana’s Record
By Kwabena Adu Koranteng Helicopters have been instrumental in military, medical, commercial, and tourism operations since the 1960s. Despite their crucial role, they have also […]
Can the Government Regulate Prophecies in Ghana?
Kwabena Adu Koranteng Writes Ghana’s 1992 Constitution offers two key protections relevant to this issue: Article 21(1)(a) — Freedom of speech and expression. Article 21(1)(c) […]