Prof Mike Oquaye Raises Concern Over Political Influence In Proposed Constitutional Reforms In Ghana
By Alex Boye Former Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye has raised concerns about aspects of Ghana’s...
Taxpayers Benefits from Lottery: Minister of Finance was Factually Incorrect about the GHS 10 million
The Finance Minister respectfully needs to get his facts right about the benefits Ghanaian taxpayers received from the lottery business....
King Mohammed VI Appoints Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Head of Government, Entrusts Her with Forming New Gov’t
His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, received on Tuesday at the Royal Palace in Rabat, Fatima Ezzahra...
Prof Mike Oquaye Raises Concern Over Political Influence In Proposed Constitutional Reforms In Ghana
By Alex Boye Former Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye has raised concerns about aspects of Ghana’s proposed constitutional reforms, particularly provisions relating to the judiciary and the independence of state institutions. Prof. Oquaye questioned the fairness of the process for removing a former Chief Justice, arguing
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RANA Raises Human Rights Concerns Over Detention of Salomey Awiti Bafoh
The Rights Accountability Network Africa (RANA) has raised concerns about the arrest, detention and prosecution of Salomey Awiti Bafoh, warning that the handling of the case could have implications for freedom of expression in Ghana. In a statement issued on September 30, 2026, the organisation said freedom of expression did
ACCRA DOES NOT NEED CONTRA-FLOW, IT NEEDS A NEW URBAN TRANSPORT PLAN – KENNEDY OSEI NYARKO
The Member of Parliament for Akim Swedru, Hon. Kennedy Osei Nyarko, has stated that Accra needs a comprehensive new urban transportation plan and not the Contra-Flow Initiative being implemented. According to him, the Contra-Flow system is not sustainable and has the potential to worsen the passenger transportation system in the
Ghana Law Society Holds A Successful Maiden Annual Conference
The Ghana Law Society (GLS) held its maiden Annual Conference and unveiled its official logo on Wednesday, 30th October 2026 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra. The landmark event attracted a distinguished gathering of national leaders and members of the legal fraternity. The Attorney-General and Minister for
Get Your Answers Consult Opens Applications for Fifth Career Mentorship Cohort
Get Your Answers Consult has opened applications for the fifth cohort of its Career Mentorship Programme, an initiative aimed at helping students, jobseekers and professionals across Ghana gain career clarity, develop relevant skills and build purposeful, future-ready careers. The programme, according to the organisation, was created in response to a
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Taxpayers Benefits from Lottery: Minister of Finance was Factually Incorrect about the GHS 10 million
The Finance Minister respectfully needs to get his facts right about the benefits Ghanaian taxpayers received from the lottery business. Ghanaian taxpayers, through the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), received over GHS 153 million from KGL on April 16, 2026, for the 2025 financial year alone. Again, taxpayers, through the National
An Urgent Call For Presidential Intervention: Dissolve The Ghana Football Association To Save Our National Soul
From: Emmanuel Osei (Son of Rev. Osei Kofi, Black Stars Legend) To: His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Ghana. I speak today as Emmanuel Osei, son of the legendary Rev. Osei Kofi—a man whose legacy is etched into the golden eras of Ghanaian football. I write to you
Beyond Mahama: The Leadership the NDC Will Need for Its Next Chapter
By Richard Quashigah After more than three decades of observing Ghana’s public life from different vantage points — as a media practitioner, legislator, lecturer, member of the National Media Commission, and at one point National Communications Officer of the NDC — I have learned one enduring truth: the moment a
A Woman Could Be the NPP’s Winning Formula in Ayawaso West Wuogon
By Nana Asiedu What if the NPP’s route back to Ayawaso West Wuogon runs through a woman? That is the question emerging from an opinion poll I recently conducted among electorates within the constituency. The findings are striking. In fact, from my interactions with voters across Ayawaso West Wuogon, a