Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has made history by becoming the first female to chair the Ghana Armed Forces Council. The council, which is
Author: Anita Frimpomaa
Public deserves answers on both alleged drug scandal, Adwoa Safo issue – Dr. Asah-Asante to NPP
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Chief Justice submits response to Mahama over removal petitions
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OB Amponsah fills 4,000 capacity Bukom Boxing Arena with comedy special
OB Amponsah’s achievement is certainly a milestone for Ghanaian comedy, and filling the 4,000-capacity Bukom Boxing Arena is a testament to his growing popularity and
Only NPP looting brigade unhappy about ORAL – Ablakwa
the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) initiative is making waves, particularly as it gathers support beyond the ruling NPP party. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa’s statement about
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President Akufo-Addo’s call for a review of police strategies reflects the government’s acknowledgement of the need for proactive measures to address unrest. Such incidents can
CHASS advises against reopening schools on Jan. 3 until financial arrears are cleared
Hat’s a significant call from CHASS, highlighting the challenges schools face when financial obligations are unmet. Delaying the reopening could give the Ministry of Education
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John Dramani Mahama’s concerns about Ghana’s energy sector highlight the crucial link between stable energy supply and economic growth. His call for urgent reforms reflects
