By Isaac Bediako Justice Yes Ghana’s debacle in Brazil 2014 indubitably affected the Black Stars team from qualifying from their group that contained the likes of USA, Germany and Portugal after flooding to the tourney with countless and invincible confidence to shock the world as reported by head coach Kwasi Appiah. This is presumably the worst […]
Source: www.myjoyonline.com In Room 208 on the second floor of the Palace Brasilia Hotel, some officials of the Ghana Football Association were consoling one management member. The owner of the Medeama Football Club and member of the Black Stars management team, Moses Parker Armah, had just been brought into his room when the meeting on
His Excellency John Dramani Mahama President Republic of Ghana Dear President Mahama, IN THE NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD We the People of Ghana, IN EXERCISE of our Sovereignty as a people under Article 1(1) of the 1992 Constitution, and in further exercise of our natural and inalienable right to demand responsible governance, which shall
By Kpakpo Addo – Tema, Ghana Tema township is a place built by Ghana’s first president Kwame Nkrumah to house the workers of the burgeoning industries that he had set up. Among some of the places built as residential complexes for workers of these industries were site 20, site 2, site1 etc. This news letter
As our political party journeys to elect a flagbearer to lead the party to win us political power in 2016, the current internal bickering and outplay of ugly bitterness that have seriously plagued our party, putting us in moral defeat, has literally left many of us abroad worried. The New Patriotic Party is dear to
By Tetteh Ahumah Bosco, Accra-Ghana I didn’t decide to write a two part article when I started last week with the Post-Election Saga Blues. However a reader’s comment got me thinking. Because I had recommended a way forward for the N.P.P, Paul, a reader, had asked why not a way forward like that for the
By Tetteh Ahumah Bosco, Accra, Ghana. In the wake of the verdict on the historic Election Petition before the Supreme Court of Ghana, a lot has transpired. One can talk of the good, bad and the ugly in that period from the day Justice Atugubah dropped the gavel upon pronouncing judgment. Immediately, some folks
By Tetteh Ahumah Bosco, Accra- Ghana For watchers of the proceedings some are saying that a careful analysis of the way the case has transpired so far will indicate where the chips may fall…in terms of the objections, questioning and voting history of the Judges… Welcome to this new blog dubbed Daddy B on the
03/06/2014 By Kwesi E. Baako In this day and age when the so-called advanced countries are researching and freeing up the use of marijuana after reluctantly accepting its numerous benefits (mostly health) the Executive Secretary of Ghana’s Narcotics Control Board (NACOB), Yaw Akrasi Sarpong has revealed a frame of mind and an ignorant stance that
By Kwesi Baako Africa is touted by many as the ‘rising star’; the continent with new opportunities and the place with abounding possibilities for investment. It has also -perhaps in equal measure- gained a certain notoriety for underdevelopment, political instability and social stagnation. Many forums have been sponsored and held by ‘development partners’ but little
