I was but a very young boy when Nelson Mandela was released from prison, after 27 years, back in 1990. There was spontaneous jubilation and celebration in Have, the village my father was then serving as a Presbyterian pastor. It was a big deal!

Mr Philip Addison, NPPÂ’s lead lawyer in the on-going Supreme Court petition case has the character trait of the all-knowing attitude of the NPP folks. Typical NPP folks behave as if that they know it all! Those who have therefore seen Philip Addison in the courtroom or on television can testify that he carries himself as someone who even knows more than the judges sitting on the case.

The witchesÂ’ camps are to be disbanded and not perpetuated to enhance the exercise of fundamental human rights. As a nation we should not give our eyes sleep until this unfortunate part of a great country as Ghana is done away with.

We, as a country should ensure that every Ghanaian knows what is happening to the revenues from our oil industry. It is only then that we can be able to tell where our oil money goeth!!

Notwithstanding the cultural and interpretive differences between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the God worshiped by Muhammad is the same God that communicated with Abraham and to which Jesus prayed.

Our democracy may still be regarded as young and pardoned for not helping us move our country out of the woods, more than 20 years of its adoption; but our leaders cannot be pardoned for failing to use the opportunities provided by the democracy to improve conditions in the country. That the 4th Republic has survived so far is more adventitious than carefully orchestrated, I daresay.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Dr. Tony Aubynn, says governmentÂ’s 5% corporate tax coupled with falling gold prices on the international market is likely to result in significant job losses in the sector.

The premises of telecom operators Glo and Vodafone in Kumasi, have been locked up by the revenue mobilisation task force of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA).

As part of its efforts to provide practical skills training for undergraduates as well as the continuous development of human resource, Accra Brewery Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Takoradi Polytechnic.

The committee that investigated the operations of GYEEDA has recommended the cancellation of government's contracts with Zoomlion Ghana Limited and those of other service providers.

A former High Commissioner to South Africa believes that Ghananian artistry in cake making can be leveraged in exporting cakes.

The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) says the only way to improve the current cash constraints of the country's economy, is for government to cut back on its spending.

Mr Kwesi Ahwoi, Minister for Interior, has expressed GovernmentÂ’s concern about recent fire outbreaks, intermittent communal violence and armed robberies in the country.

The Surgical Block of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital has been closed to allow for what hospital authorities say is massive maintenance work.

The Lands Commission says it has taken delivery of 10 brand new Nissan Pick Up vehicles valued US$ 295,340.00 from the Land Administration Project (LAP2).

According to the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) government must save local industries from folding-up by relieving them from high tariff imposition.

Ishmael Clottey, a driver, has been arraigned at an Accra circuit court for robbery and inflicting wounds on a student.

MP for Nsawam-Adoagyiri has warned President Mahama against manipulating a GYEEDA report as pressure mounts on government to publish its documented widespread financial malfeasance.

The Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed an application filed by the state for stay of execution of a High Court order for the state to pay the monthly pension and all monies owed a former Auditor-General, Mr Edward Dua Agyeman.

Scrap dealers in the Ashanti Region have warned the ban on scrap exportation could heighten crime in the country, if is not reviewed.