Opinion
Is Corruption In the Dna of Ghanaians?
The Chronicle yesterday carried a very interesting but controversial story, under the headline; “Corruption is in the DNA of Ghanaians...
Read moreOf Sham Feminists
Ghanaian feminists with blemished integrities have missed a golden opportunity to alter the negative impressions about them. Most of them,...
Read moreMmdces Must Be Schooled In Chieftaincy Matters
Drama unfolded in Obuasi in the Ashanti region when The Chronicle, in its yesterday's edition, published a story, which quoted...
Read morePrimitive, Crude Mentality
One of the stories in yesterday's edition was about the so-called crash-landing of a witch in Kumasi: the umpteenth time...
Read moreInternet and Social Networking
I recently visited an ophthalmologist. Before listening to me the doctor asked me how much time I devote to my...
Read moreThe Youth and Sex
In the beginning, there existed a perfect proximity between the ultimate reality and mankind until the sin of disobedience made...
Read moreFord Dramani How Did the Nation Stoop So Low!! (1)
BY KWAME GYASI Email: “When you are given an American Ford Expedition car bribe, say it is a Japanese...
Read moreAn Aide Memoire, Public Communication and Rise of Movements
Most English Language words or phrases are French – a language of love, thus the saying, “speak English, study law...
Read moreIs There A Role For Reits In Developing the Real Estate Investment Market In Ghana?
The real estate investment and finance markets in most developing countries are generally undeveloped, and Ghana is no exception. Housing...
Read more6 Vital Lessons the Youths Can Learn From Mensa Otabil’s Success Story
Dedication - To Aaron Richard Eshun, founding member of Hyperactive Ghana who is an ardent follower of Mensa Otabil. I...
Read moreAfrican Economies May Be Severely Affected By Britains Exit
By 6:30 a.m. on 24 June, less than 12 hours after a successful referendum on Brexit (Britain’s exit from the...
Read moreThe Society Is Crazy Not Him
My recent visit back to my society has not been the best especially looking at our generation as compared to...
Read moreThe African Union Launches Acontinental Passport While Brexit Closes Doors In Europe
The image of Rwandan President Paul Kagame and Chadian President Idriss Deby proudly holding the first two copies of the...
Read moreOn the Fight Against Child Labour and Trafficking
Human traffickers thrive on apathy of citizens. That is one of the key findings that I came up with as...
Read moreThe Cost of Hunger
Did you know that Ghana loses an estimated GH¢4.6 billion equivalent to 5.8 percent of GDP to the economy as...
Read moreSurveying the Gold Coast Role of the British Army
It is not coincidental that the Survey Department in Accra is located within a military zone, a Cantonment if you...
Read moreStill Many Unanswered Questions (2)
Destiny Ugorji In my first episode, I raised several questions begging for answers over the missing Abuja-based lady, Charity Aiyedogbon....
Read moreYiee, Koo, Ghana Has Gone Bonkers Oh!
Koo, if I tell you we are in trouble, will you believe me? - It depends on what sort of...
Read moreDoes Africa Need A ‘marshall Plan’?
We ask why the international community does not respond with the same urgency to the on-going humanitarian emergencies in Africa,...
Read moreMaking It Easier For the Taxpayer and the Commissioner General of the Ghana Revenue Authority
Introduction Alternative Dispute Resolution, (“ADR”) has been firmly established in commercial relationships as an effective means of resolving disputes. It...
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