Democracy can be messy
The maxim that democracy can be messy was on stark display last week in parliament when some of our lawmakers created a scene completely reminiscent of the famous brawls in Taiwan's parliament. What we saw in parliament was despicable, brazen
The reality of Ghanaian child and the Children’s Act 1998, Act 560
A 10-years-old primary four ( 4) pupil in Tamale Andaratu (not her really name) who is living with her biological parents combines her education and parents pity-trade. Andaratu who is the fourth child of the six children like many of her colleague’s children in
Poorest support and Ghana’s economy; Can Ghana continue to dole out money to her extremely poor people?
A total 1,4551,747 individuals considered extremely poor in 350,000 households across 10,000 communities have benefited from the Livelihoods Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) as at June, 2020. The extremely poor were drawn from 259 districts in Ghana. The government of Ghana spends an amount of 30 million Ghana
2020 election money& freebies sparks confusion among NPP members in the northern region.
Confusion has hit two constituencies of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP)in the northern region over election money and goodies meant for electorates in the just ended December 7th election. Party agents of the NPP are accusing constituency executives for short changing them