Ghana’s Parliament seems to be an albatross around the collective neck of the citizenry. From proposing to build a brand new chamber for itself to individual parliamentarians brazenly flouting the laws in the name of being MPs, Kwesi E. Baako’s #righteousanger is kindled against this body
1. I have once raised the security threat posed to national security by our unbridled use of sirens at a certain high level meeting. But it seems the problem remain unresolved. 2. On my way from my hometown three days ago in the evening, I saw a vehicle with a siren and the usually red
Microsoft has seen its stock market value top $1 trillion (£774bn) after reporting better-than-expected sales and profits. The US software giant passed the mark briefly on Thursday, before its share price fell back. It makes it one of only three US public firms to have hit the $1tn mark, the others being Apple and Amazon.
Cyber security is the state or process of protecting and recovering networks, devices, and programs from any type of cyberattack. Cyberattacks are an evolving danger to organizations, employees, and consumers. They may be designed to access or destroy sensitive data or extort money. They can, in effect, destroy businesses and damage people’s financial and personal
Kwesi E. Baako takes on ‘Senior Minister’ Yaw Osafo Marfo after he said at an event that it was OK not to prosecute Chinese national Aisha Huang for illegal mining in Ghana
In this episode, Kwesi E. Baako discusses the issue of protesting our leaders especially when they travel abroad with the recent incident in Worcester, USA in mind.
On March 7, Joy News aired a documentary report titled, ‘Militia In The Heart of The Nation’ by ace journalist Manasseh Azure. The report exposed a private group obviously attached to the governing New Patriotic Party, which was headquartered at the Osu Castle, former seat of government and now home to some ministries and other
Kwesi E. Baako takes on the subject of the public using social media to support people who have been caught up in corruption and other charges. This follows the release of a video by investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas showing the General Secretary of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM), Charles Bissue receiving money
As elections approach, the spectre of insecurity becomes more evident. Kwesi E. Baako looks at this phenomenon with a call for Ghanaians to “Speak truth to power”
“The Elder who looks on as the children eat the python is counted among the python-eaters” – Fante/Akan proverb. By Kwesi E. Baako I will start my piece with the memory of my first and only meeting with this man; Kojo Yankah, former Ashanti Regional Minister under the Jerry Rawlings government and former Member of Parliament
