The fresh statement by the deputy finance minister on live radio on the closing of tollbooths at various checkpoints around the country has surely created tremendous stir, debates, and disagreements across all social media platforms. The unexpected closure of road tollbooths across the country by the roads and highways minister, Kwasi Amoako Atta, came as a huge surprise to most Ghanaians, particularly the tollbooth operators and most hawkers whose survival depended on the tollbooths, given that most individuals never expected such an initiative from the incumbent government. In a recent interview with Neat FM, the deputy finance minister, John Kumah, took the opportunity to address the much-anticipated issue of unpaid salaries of most tollbooth operators across the country, as some are known to be physically challenged and thus require monthly payments for their respective upkeep. According to the deputy finance minister, John Kumah, all tollbooth operators, particularly physically c
The man who is well known as a human rights lawyer may have his image dented following a revelation by a US based investigative journalist that he is not a lawyer in the first place. Aside fighting for press freedom and leading the Kumi Preko demonstration in 1996, Ghana's president was also an attorney general and minister for justice, positions which can only be held by renowned lawyers. But a US based Ghanaian journalist by name Kelvin Talyor is telling us to stop referring to the president as a lawyer because he never is. He made this bold statement on his popular TV talk show, 'With All Due Respect' on Loudsilence TV on Friday monitored by CitizenOne. According to the investigative journalist, Nana Akufo Addo has no law certificate because he didn't attend any law school. He added that Nana Addo has no classmate in any law school and challenged anyone who claims to had attended law school with the president to step forward with evidence. He alleged that it was thr