More street action, please
We’ve tried everything to get the government to take notice of the pain these ill-conceived and very bad economic and social policies are causing. But President John Mahama claims he was not “elected to take popular decisions” and that whether we like it or not, we must tighten our belts.
Mahama’s empty sweet talk
At the end of President John Dramani Mahama’s press conference on Tuesday, one thing was clear; our president is a…
11 questions Mahama must answer tomorrow
At exactly 11 am on Tuesday, January 12, 2016, President John Dramani will host a presidential press conference. A terse…
New Year goals: Ditching Mahama and more
Happy New Year folks! We made it. 2015 was the year that everything could go wrong, went wrong. Our economy…
Letter to President Mahama: Fix Dumsor already, damn it!
Dear President Mahama, Happy birthday! You never seem to be here for your birthdays. You were in Qatar last year….
NDCDecides: Matters arising
The governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) just completed their nationwide primaries for parliamentary candidates. The party’s registered voters across the…
Self-inflicted cracks: The curious case of NPP
Let’s talk about the New Patriotic Party, (NPP) Ghana’s largest opposition party. Depending on whose narrative, one reads or listens…
On Gifty Anti's marriage: Thoughts on what a feminist future could be
First and foremost, congratulations to Gifty Anti and her husband on their marriage. I wish them lots of laughter, fun…
100 things that make me happy
My friend and writer Nicole Baute made a list of 100 things that makes her happy as part of a…
10 takeaways from Anas’ documentary
And so it came to pass, Anas Aremeyaw Anas publicly screened his latest expose on judicial corruption on Tuesday. Despite…
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