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Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo (foreground) and President John Mahama (background). Article 146 proceedings now test constitutional balance between judicial authority and presidential oversight in Ghana's removal petitions.

Justice, Power, and Timing: Why the Chief Justice needn’t see petitions against her too soon

As NDC dithers on galamsey promises, Ghana slides from environmental disaster to security nightmare

Here’s the rub: NDC traded galamsey outrage for votes, now they’re too scared to face the gold-fueled monster

Sena Quashie: To love Ghana is not just to celebrate her, but to demand better

68 Years Later: To love Ghana is to expect more from Ghana

In Chaos Again—As our lawmakers become brawlers, Ghana’s parliament is a collective shame

In Chaos Again—As our lawmakers become brawlers, Ghana’s parliament is a collective shame

Emefa Hardcastle’s conduct in this matter was grossly inappropriate and wholly unacceptable, however, Frank Annoh-Dompreh's actions leading up to the altercation warrant scrutiny as well

No matter how you slice it, Emefa Hardcastle was wrong; but Annoh-Dompreh should have taken the joke

Mahama's bold campaign promises about a lean government and gender representation seem to be crashing into the hard reality of Ghana's governance needs.

THE BIG SQUEEZE: Mahama’s ministerial puzzle reveals tough choices ahead as campaign pledges meet governance needs

Afenyo-Markin’s ‘ministerial math’ is a symptom of NPP’s patronage mentality

Afenyo-Markin trying to scare NDC MPs with Mahama’s “60 ministers promise” rather exposes NPP’s warped patronage mentality

All looks set for Alban Bagbin to be retained as Speaker in Ghana's 9th Parliament / Inset - James Avedzi, the speaker that should have been

Opinion: Bagbin’s tenure has been full of missteps, misjudgments; why would anyone want him retained as Speaker of Ghana’s 9th Parliament