Key Issues
President Akufo-Addo reaffirms Ghana’s democratic credentials at UNGA
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has assured global leaders of Ghana’s commitment to uphold its democratic principles and territorial integrity, especially considering the increasing instability in sub-Saharan Africa.
As the nation approaches t…
You should not vote against NPP if you have Obuasi at heart – NAPO urges residents
Dr Mathew Opoku Prempeh, Vice Presidential Candidate of the NPP has urged the people of Obuasi to vote massively for the NPP in the upcoming December elections.
‘You should not vote against the NPP if you have Obuasi at
‘I want my other two children to benefit from free SHS’ – Edubiasehene
A traditional ruler has stated that he cannot risk the future of his children by voting for a leader who does not believe in the free senior high school policy.
Oguahyia Oduro Panin Birikoran, Edubiasehene, who stated this, said
NDC Okere constituency candidate announces microfinance scheme
Mr Prince Henry Anim-Owiredu, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate for Okere Constituency, has announced plans to launch a microfinance scheme at the Asenema Market Centre, targeting key agricultural sectors.
The move aims …
Politicians creating parallel civil service – Prof. Gyampo
Professor Ransford Gyampo, an Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Ghana, has expressed concern that the growing trend of Ministers hiring personal advisors and consultants was creating a ‘parallel’ civil service.
Delivering the 7…
Elections reflect the values and priorities of a society – Peace Council
Mrs. Joana Opare, a member of the National Peace Council’s Governing Board, has underscored the critical role of elections as reflections of societal values and priorities.
She emphasized that it was essential for citizens to engage in actions that
Let’s endeavour to cement bond of peace, social cohesion – Gospel Ministers
The Gospel Ministers Network has implored political parties and their followings to remain tolerant, and respect the views of their opponents in the electioneering, to avoid hostilities and disturbance of national peace during the December 7 polls.
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Political parties should caution their followers about unnecessary confrontations – Police
Superintendent Eric Amponsah, the Tema Community Two Crime Officer, has urged political parties to caution and educate their followers against unnecessary confrontations.
Superintendent Amponsah, speaking at the Tema Metro Inter-Party Dialogue Commi…