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”
By Yaw Nkunim. CPP, Convention Peoples Party is presently as paradoxical as the country and continent it lighted. Africa and Ghana, the wealthiest continent and country respectively, yet their scarred history has frozen their reality. Only now a potential, thawing tortuously but surely with time. Such is the story of unambiguously, the greatest political party,
By Rebel Sacut Amenga-Etego WARNING: NOT FOR LAZY READERS My Closing Thoughts For 2018 I am an absolute believer that Church and State must be as separate as reason and belief. Any one who mixes reason and belief is totally and utterly confused in my books. And confused people have no business running
“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
For the past few days, Ghana has erupted in a frenzied discussion over prospects of signing a military cooperation agreement with the United States of America under which terms the latter country acquires a number of rights which security analysts suggest amounts to ceding space for a military base. The discussion has mostly been in
“We have to be self-sufficient, we have to stand on our own feet; and we are going to be able to do that when we are masters of technology”. By Kwesi E. Baako Dear Minister Frimpong Boateng… After a hangover from the previous nights merrymaking, I woke up on Monday January 1st 2018 to the sound
Nana Kwadwo Jantuah discusses the issue of government borrowing and how the NPP government in Ghana is handling it
In this episode of GhMixMixx, Kwesi E. Baako discusses the topic ‘Is Nkrumah the Father of the Nation’? He also takes on the issue of lawlessness in Ghana citing the warning the so-called ‘Invisible Forces’ hurled at the President and his party in government.
