They said he “will never be president”, and they repeated this mantra with all the vehemence and consistency, to the point where their party foot-soldiers believed. Those who trumpeted this on roof-tops did so with so much vigorosity that, though deep down in their hearts, they knew they were being playing God and therefore being … Read more
Editor-in-chief of the New Crusading Guide Newspaper says the National Democratic Congress has no one to blame but themselves for the unprecedented manner in which they lost the December elections. In Kweku Baako’s view, leadership of the party and President Mahama refused to heed to advice when it was necessary so they should deal with … Read more
Details are emerging about how the Nima residence of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flag bearer, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, was reportedly attacked by supporters of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Sunday. DAILY GUIDE has learned about how some police officers inexplicably stood unconcerned while NDC goons attempted to storm the house and … Read more
Former Ghana coach J. E. Sarpong says it is only a senseless coach who will accept Hearts of Oak’s coaching job since it is a death trap. The former Dwarfs head coach explains that the side is currently run by poor leadership who are managerially bankrupt and anyone who accepts to work with them is … Read more
Former Chief Executive Officer of Accra Hearts of Oak, Harry Zakkour says the club will not retrogress if majority shareholder Togbe Afede XIV leaves. The outspoken football administrator feels his former club will still flourish without the support of the current board chairman. Acting managing director Vincent Sowah Odotei recently claimed that the exit of … Read more
The man arrested for purportedly making offensive comments about President John Mahama in his write-ups, Fadi Samih Dabbousi, seems unperturbed by what he went through at the hands of operatives of the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI). Fadi, a Ghanaian born to Lebanese parents and staunch activist of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), was … Read more
Ghana’s Supreme Court on Wednesday jailed two radio panelists and a journalist who threatened the lives of judges. The three are to spend four months behind bars and ordered to further pay GH¢10,000 (equivalent to $2,500) The panelists, Alistair Nelson, Godwin Ako Gunn and host of the show on local radio network Montie FM, Salifu … Read more
The Supreme Court has officially cited Montie FM for contempt and set aside July 12, 2016 for its owners and the two studio panelists to show cause why they must not be imprisoned after threatening the lives of Judges in the country. A formal summons by the Supreme Court said the owner of Montie FM, … Read more