YOUNG POSITIVIST

YOUNG POSITIVIST Writes  Political Vigilantism, who takes the blame? The security of every country is very paramount. It is of no surprise that developed countries do spend a lot of money on their security agencies. The likes of United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Germany and others pay particular attention to their security agencies. They put the necessary resources for their survival. Those countries who won the two world wars did so because of their vibrant and robust security system. Off late the issue of political vigilantism has been a matter of concern to many people. In this regard the question is being asked as who is to blame for these crises? It is the motive of every political party to win election. They make sure their plans are well executed. It is very imperative that these political parties be given the maximum security that they need for peaceful campaigns. The issue of political vigilantism seems to gain a lot of roots in Ghanaian politics. V...

YOUNG POSITIVIST writes. Why is parliament not serving the interest of the people? In every democratic country, in as much as the executive is powerful the legislature is also important. One cannot deny the tedious work  parliamentarians all over the world do. Recently the banking sector in our country had been facing a lot of challenges which has led to the collapse of seven indigenous banks. This really called for public attention as most people hallucinated  about it. Parliament also waded into this conversation. The finance committee of parliament came out that they were going to probe the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of these collapsed banks and others from the Bank of Ghana (BoG). What really surprised me was that they were going to do this probe in-camera. Why were they not making it known to the public? This is something many people still do not understand. In a country having a population of about twenty-seven million, not everyone would be able to...