This week, Adwoa Afeanewaa Frimpong takes to the streets to ask if politicians tagging items related to fighting the COVID 19 pandemic with their campaign paraphernalia is good public service or sheer opportunism.
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,
Last week the African Liberation Network (ALN), the largest conglomeration of liberal political parties in Africa held their 54th General Assembly in Accra, Ghana. The General Assembly was hosted by the Progressive Peoples’ Party (PPP) and called for the creation of a more free and fair market on the continent. Welcoming the delegates, Nii Allotey
The parliamentary candidate for the Progressive People’s Party (PPP) for the Ofoase Ayirebi constituency, John Obiri Yeboah says the New Patriotic Party (NPP) stole his slot for renowned radio personality Kojo Oppong Nkrumah. Obiri Yeboah, who has since left the NPP says this among other reasons is why he left the NPP for a more welcoming
Residents of Wapuli in the Saboba District of the Northern Region have cautioned politicians not to take them for granted. They accuse politicians of discriminating among community members with favours and reneging on their promises after they are voted into power. Wapuli, a predominantly a farming community unfortunately has issues with reaping the maximum benefits of
Founder of the Progressive People’s Party (PPP) Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom is appealing to striking Ghanaian doctors to return to work and save thousands of lives as negotiations on better service conditions continue.
