The General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, Rev. Dr Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong, has called on the government to institute the National Reconciliation Act to promote peace in the Fourth Republic. According to him, the National Reconciliation Act, 2002 recommends appropriate redress for persons who have suffered any injury, hurt, damage, grievance or who have … Read more
Posted in Gospel Lyrics Merciful Father we worship You You are full of Mercy and Grace We worship You Solo Kabiyesi, Your mercy I see Holding me in my darkest hour Your majesty, Your love I see With your Mercy great. (Kabiyesi) Verse 1 Kabiyesi, Your mercy I see Holding me in my darkest hour … Read more
Ghana coach Avram Grant has asked Ghanaians to wholeheartedly forgive goalkeeper Razak Braimah for his shocking rant against his critics. The Cordoba goalkeeper launched an astonishing attack on his critics back home, describing them as ‘fools and Sh**t, and the comments have sparked extreme anger from Ghanaian fans against the goalkeeper with many calling for … Read more
Bunkurugu District in the Northern Region has been under curfew for the past three years as a result of protracted chieftaincy disputes between the Jamong and the Jafack families. The chieftaincy disputes have led to loss of properties and about 28 lives. A blood burial ceremony has been held to end the conflict though there … Read more
Times were when European people scrambled for our African person, our gold and other natural resources as spoils of war or at a Berlin conference. In post-election victory motherland, foot-soldiers scramble (in violence) for control over toilet toll while their big people struggle for big posts that attract big bungalows and V8s. Our in-charge peace … Read more
The Chief Justice, Her Ladyship Georgina Theodora Wood, has expressed concern about what she refers to as the deplorable state of majority of court buildings across the country. According to the Chief Justice, conditions at the courts are so bad that it hampers justice delivery. Speaking at the inauguration of the refurbished Supreme Court building, … Read more
The Chief Justice, Her Ladyship Georgina Theodora Wood, has expressed concern about what she refers to as the deplorable state of majority of court buildings across the country. According to the Chief Justice, conditions at the courts are so bad that it hampers justice delivery. Speaking at the inauguration of the refurbished Supreme Court building, … Read more
Ghanaians should be inspired by the story of Christ’s birth to forgive each other to ensure unity and peace for the development of the country, Most Rev Professor Emmanuel Asante, the chairman of the National Peace Council (NPC), has urged. He said God gave His son Jesus Christ to the world, at a time man … Read more
Peace & Security First and fore most God our creator is very interested in the welfare of his children. Politicians must not pretend they have the people at heart more than the creator of the universe. He says in Jeremiah 29: 11 For i know the plans i have for you, says the Lord, plans … Read more
When I realise my countless but unfulfilled life wants, I bow down to deep grief. But I knew from my very first day of maturity that I hold an absolute responsibility of every situation I find myself. I have been made again to know and believe from childhood that I have relatives and friends, which … Read more
Former President Jerry John Rawlings has in a statement stated that the election that saw Nana Addo, presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) was a manifestation of the desire of Ghanaians for a new leadership. The former President in the statement congratulated the former attorney general and president-elect for winning the presidential election. … Read more
“At one stage I said that if it becomes critical on the eve and also on the Election Day, we shall block all social media as other countries have done. We’re thinking about it” -the IGP on a radio interview. With recent occurrences, it has become clear that the IGP’s intentions to block social media … Read more
The presidential candidates of the various political parties who have been cleared to contest in tomorrow’s election recently assembled in Accra to sign a peace pact. The idea by proponents of the peace accord was to ensure peace before, during and after the elections. Considering what is happening in other African countries, where elections become … Read more
These days we are losing our values, standards and morals in our society; dating the married has become fun for some singles. Chasing after someone’s husband has become a career for some lazy single ladies out there. No wonder side-chick has become a new name for a husband snatcher. No matter how nice the name … Read more
The hour to dawn is always the darkest, we have been here before as a country but I want to implore every Ghanaian especially my teaming youth to remember that we must not allow ourselves to be used as means for some politicians to fulfill their purposes. In as much as you love your political … Read more
Keeping fit is a very welcoming gesture in ensuring a good, healty body and harmonisation. The idea of health walk preceding political rally is not a bad one but where it becomes recipe for chaos is the problem. Coming events they say ‘cast their own shadows’ and we must find ways to prevent it from … Read more
The second greatest commandment, according to Matthew 22:39, is: “You shall love your neighbour as yourself”. When you love someone as yourself you will not want to hurt them. Often times, we do amazing things to protect our loved ones which others may term unimaginable. When we are in love we want peace to reign … Read more
We have learnt that today the Great Hall of the University of Ghana, Legon, will host the 2nd High Level Meeting Of National Leaders. It is under the auspices of unsurprisingly the National Peace Council and the National House of Chiefs. The theme of the discourse or engagement is “Strengthening Ghana’s Democratic Stability, Peace And … Read more
I marvel at the way some singles and those dating behave these days, going back to the one who hurt them over and over, all in the name of forgiveness and in an attempt to get them to marriage, making forgiveness become foolishness. As innocent as a child is, if he decides to play with … Read more
Dr Rabiatu Armah Konney, a member of the Counsel of State has urged Ghanaians to invest in peace at all times to ensure that the country stays on the path of development. ‘We must all work towards the attainment of peace, on which sustainable development hinges and is so desired by all. Development is not … Read more