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#FIX THE COUNTRY MAKES NO SENSE- AFAG It is worrying to wake up overnight in a non-dictatorial regime to initiate a disguised action with strong political undertone in the name of # fix the country. The Alliance for accountable governance (AFAG) considers it an action in bad faith by a few disgruntled persons hiding behind a non-political colouration yet attempting to mislead the public into thinking their actions were spontaneous. We consider this movement politically motivated and not out of a vacuum. This action is very political in a sense that the organisers have failed to bring suggesti...

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705 A Senior Lecturer at the Department of Political Science of the University of Ghana, Dr Seidu Alidu, has advised politicians to exercise restraint in their public utterances. He said it was also important that politicians gauged their attitude and disposition in public. According to him, the public was always watching the attitude and public statements of politicians and public officers, saying that any untoward comments or behaviour would go a long way to haunt the officers. “Our politicians need to exercise a lot of restraint in a politically charged atmosphere because anything they d...

+ The Techiman South MP, Elizabeth Ofosu-Agyare has said the Communications Minister-designate’s claim of apologising to the Asutifi South MP is untrue. According to her, before the start of Ursula Owusu-Ekuful’s vetting on Monday, she had contacted Collins Dauda to find out if the nominee had apologised to him after she shoved him off his chair during the inauguration of the 8 th Parliament. “I spoke with honourable Collins Dauda five minute before I entered this House and he told me you have failed to apologise to him,” Ofosu-Agyare told Parliament’s Appointee Committee. The Commu...

Our security situations will worsen if 'appalling' Kan Dapaah is retained — Adam Bonah warns By Reporter Listen to article Popular Security Analyst, Adam Bonah says the security situations in the country could worsen if Kan Dapaah who is the National Security Minister designate is approved to man the ministry for another term. Adam Bonah is of the strong belief that Kan Dapaah is one of the nominees of President Akufo Addo who need not be maintained to head ministry due to the several security issues that cropped up during his first term in office. He noted that the one who advised the Pr...