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Daily Graphic Editorials
THE country is going through economic turbulence brought on by a mix of internal and external factors.
Chris Hughton ticked all the boxes, hit the right buttons and gave the appropriate responses, with sound bites that will be music to the ears of many a fan and the media.
Since 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the educational calendar globally, Ghana is yet to recover fully from its impact.
Consumption patterns and current changing economic structures all over the world have led to a sharp increase in the use of plastic and the subsequent generation of waste.
The Kwame Nkrumah Interchange in Accra was built and opened to the public in 2016 to help decongest the area and allow the free flow of traffic, as the original circle had outlived its usefulness, in view of the increase in traffic, both human and vehicular.
Once again, the Gonja Kingdom is in the news for all the right reasons after peacefully and seamlessly selecting a new Yagbonwura.
It is common knowledge that Ghana is blessed with a variety of dishes or diets, and this cuts across all the ethnic groupings, a fact attested to by those who visit the country.
On February 27, 2023, all senior high schools (SHSs), technical and vocational institutes (TVIs) opened their gates to first-year students to begin their three-year secondary education journey.
PRESIDENT Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has urged Ghanaians to remain united as one people with a common purpose,and a firm stance to build prosperity.
Today marks the 66th anniversary of attainment of independence from colonial rule for our dear nation Ghana. The attainment of independence signalled our liberty as a country to take our destiny into our own hands and be in charge of our own affairs.
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sounded the alarm over the worsening air quality in the country.
Since Ghana returned to democratic rule in 1993, there has been a continuous improvement in its electoral processes to ensure transparency, fairness and credibility at the polls.
In recent years, consumer protection has become an increasingly important issue in the global economy.
One of the forces sustaining Ghana’s democracy has been the use of traditional authorities the chieftaincy institution chiefs and queenmothers.
Without belabouring the point, the 1992 Constitution has given Parliament a huge oversight responsibility.
At the commemoration of the 2022 World Disability Day, the Obuasi Branch of the Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations charged metropolitan, municipal and district assemblies to factor in the needs of its members in the planning and implementation of policies.