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President Mahama on 120 Days in Office: “My Word Is My Bond”

May 8, 2025

President John Dramani Mahama reaffirmed his commitment to the promises made under his 120-day contract with Ghanaians, declaring that his administration was focused on delivering tangible reforms with urgency and integrity. Speaking during a national address to mark the end of his government’s first 120 days in office, Mahama outlined a series of bold actions...

MP Patrick Boamah Named Ambassador for 2025 Christian Home Week Celebrations

May 8, 2025

Patrick Yaw Boamah, a Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central Constituency, was appointed as the Ambassador for the 2025 Christian Home Week Celebrations. The announcement was made during a ceremony at the Presbyterian Church Head Office in Accra on Tuesday. In his acceptance speech, Boamah expressed gratitude to God and the Christian Council of Ghana...

Former National Security Director Faces Charges Over Alleged 2020 Fraud, Legal Questions Raised:

May 8, 2025

A former director of a state agency responsible for national security faced charges of stealing and fraud related issues to a 2020-contract with an Israeli company. The prosecution alleged that in January and March 2020, the accused entered into a deal to supply and install security equipment while simultaneously incorporating a private company with striking...

Mahama Reports Significant Progress on 24-Hour Economy Initiative in First 120 Days

May 7, 2025

President John Mahama has revealed notable strides in the execution of his administration’s ambitious 24-hour economy initiative, fulfilling a pivotal campaign commitment within his initial 120 days in office. “The rollout of the program has begun in earnest,” President Mahama stated. “We pledged to initiate the drafting of necessary legal amendments and prepare for implementation...

Explosive Letter from Ghana’s Former Spy Chief Accuses Political Leaders of Corruption

May 7, 2025

A startling letter from the imprisoned former director of one of Ghana’s key national security agencies has stirred significant controversy, alleging that high-ranking politicians from both dominant political parties accepted bribes in the form of cash, vehicles, and other incentives to secure legislative advantages and maintain national order. The ex-spy chief, who is currently facing...

Greater Accra Minister Demands Traders Vacate Kaneshie Footbridge

May 7, 2025

The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Madam Linda Obenewa Ocloo, has issued a stern warning to traders operating on the Kaneshie footbridge, urging them to vacate the crumbling structure before authorities are compelled to remove them forcibly. In an interview with TV XYZ and Power FM, the Minister, who also serves as the Member of Parliament...

Education Minister Engages Graduate Teachers on Posting and Salary Issues

May 7, 2025

Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu met with university graduate teachers who gathered at the Ministry of Education on Wednesday, May 7, to express their frustrations regarding delays in postings and salaries. The teachers, who have been left discontented by the situation, are calling for the issuance of staff IDs for those already in position and regional...

Justice Atuguba Slams NPP’s Hypocrisy Over Chief Justice Suspension Protests

May 7, 2025

Retired Supreme Court Justice William Atuguba has delivered a sharp rebuke to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for their recent opposition to the suspension of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo. He characterized the party’s protests and calls for her reinstatement as “pure hypocrisy” and highlighted a concerning neglect of public interest within Ghana’s political dialogue. In...

Martin Amidu Accuses Prempeh of Hypocrisy Over Council of State Proposals

May 7, 2025

Martin Amidu has launched a pointed critique against Professor Henry Kwasi Prempeh, the Chair of the Constitutional Review Committee (CRC), accusing him of hypocrisy and ideological inconsistency in his recent recommendations concerning the future of the Council of State. In a statement reported by Joy FM on May 3, 2025, Amidu expressed his disdain for...

Domelevo Urges Legislative Action on Code of Conduct to Ensure Lasting Ethical Standards

May 7, 2025

Former Auditor-General Daniel Domelevo has issued a stark warning that Ghana may risk transforming crucial public ethics into a mere political popularity contest unless President John Mahama’s newly introduced Code of Conduct for appointees is established as enforceable law. “The document has merit, and certain aspects are beneficial. However, I wish they would take those...