Afenyo-Markin Shoots Himself in the Foot

The beleaguered dishonourable Member of Parliament (MP) for Effutu, Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, showcased his ignorance of constitutional law in respect of local governance when he asserted at an event on Sunday, 5th January, 2025 that: “.. in the Effutu constituency, we (NPP) are the government. In Effutu, the NPP is the government because all the…

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The Fall of Arrogance: An Analysis of the NPP Government’s Diminished Parliamentary Majority in the 2024 Elections

By Raymond Ahoto The 2024 parliamentary elections in Ghana will go down in history as a watershed moment for Ghanaian democracy—a dramatic assertion of the electorate’s will against perceived arrogance, neglect, and unaccountability. The ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), which once enjoyed dominance in Parliament, suffered a humiliating defeat that left political analysts, party faithful,…

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The Dark Side of Rapid Digitalization in Ghana That Dr. Bawumia Might Have Overlooked: Digitalization’s Threat to the Cedi

Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia recently extolled the virtues of digitalization, highlighting its transformative potential for modern economies. At the launch of GoRide, a digital platform for Ghanaian taxi drivers in Accra, Dr. Bawumia passionately argued that embracing the digital revolution is not optional but imperative. He warned that nations unwilling to ride the wave…

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The Mindset of the People of Ghana

By Dr. David Rex Orgen, Best-Selling Author Ghana, the beacon of Africa’s rich heritage and democracy, stands out not only for its resources but also for the unique mindset of its people. This mindset reflects resilience, hope, and unity in the face of challenges. As a nation of diverse cultures and traditions, the people of…

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#ReadTheBill: What are we signing up for?

Recently, the Speaker of Parliament addressed and rehashed the issue of the Human Rights and Family Values Bill, urging the Supreme Court of Ghana to act swiftly on the Bill so that the President could sign it into law. There are billboards scattered around asking Ghanaians to #ReadTheBill before it is signed into law because…

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