The Director of Public Affairs of the Ghana Police Service Supt Cephas Arthur, has warned to deal ruthlessly with politicians who will want to cause violence during the December polls. He therefore appealed to the various political parties to desist from causing mayhem before, during and after the elections. ‘Our pepper spray, tear gas, cannons … Read more
It is bad news that the national headquarters of police in Ghana seems to become the seat of lawless unprofessional conduct. Those at the top seem to tell citizens frequently that they have not been working hard to correct and stop this conduct the lower levels of the service. This is conduct which is rife … Read more
It is about time we reimagine what defines citizenship in the 21st century. Some philosophers have defined the concept of citizenship in logical terms. This may include freedom for all, enjoyment of privileges and the establishment of governing structures that will encourage and facilitate everyone’s involvement in their chosen communities. The reorganisation of things regarding … Read more
Column; Pointing Out Learned View. The world is great due to its great people, great things are done by those who work on them, likewise to South Sudan, it is great due to its achievement being admitted to be an independent State, having been given a room on world map after sacrifices were made by … Read more
September 3 – 4, 2016 will, indeed, be forever remembered! The Council of Brong-Ahafo Associations of North America (COBAANA) will meet in Worcester, MA in the United States of America for the 7th Annual Convention. The venue is the Conference Center of Southbridge Hotel, 14 Mechanic Street, Southbridge, MA 01550. COBAANA consists of the ten … Read more
Ghana has commenced the issuance of visas on arrival to African nationals as announced by President John Dramani Mahama in February this year. The policy, which took effect July 1, allows citizens of African Union member states to obtain visas of up to 30 days on arrival in the country. This policy does not affect … Read more
For more than 40 years in the political arena of Spain two parties had been dominating, the People’s Party and the PSOE Party (Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party), which alternated in power. The last catalytic elections of December 20, 2015 resulted in a significant weakening of these traditional political forces and the emergence of new antiregime parties. Thus, … Read more
Gunmen stormed a hotel packed with foreigners in the former French colony of Mali on Friday, taking 170 guests and workers hostages, U.S. Embassy officials and a hotel spokeswoman told NBC News. Some managed to escape the upscale Radisson Blu, in the capital Bamako, but military officials told The Associated Press that at least three … Read more