In a bold declaration that has captured the political spotlight, MP Stephen Amoah has insisted that the recent electoral defeat of veteran lawmaker Kennedy Agyapong will not sway his...
The long-running Menzgold saga took a dramatic twist in court as embattled Chief Executive Officer Nana Appiah Mensah (NAM1) mounted a strong defence, insisting that his operations were fully...
Former Electoral Commission Chairperson Charlotte Kesson-Smith Osei has opened up on the intense challenges, bold decisions, and historic successes that defined the work of Ghana’s Constitutional Review Committee (CRC),...
Renowned economist and public intellectual Dr Kofi Amoah has thrown down the gauntlet to Ghana’s political parties, urging them to move beyond internal party primaries and factional battles and...
Ghana is facing a silent but fast-spreading drug storm, and at the center of it is marijuana.
From border towns to busy city streets, cases of marijuana trafficking and possession...
A police operation in Accra has exposed a secret hideout allegedly used by truant senior high school students, sending shockwaves through parents, teachers, and education authorities.
The dramatic raid, carried...
The caucus says the 2027 remuneration adjustment does not reflect rising living costs and is demanding an immediate review of the two-year agreement signed...
Samuel Christopher Osei Anto, 72, was arrested by police on Sunday, November 1, following an intelligence-led operation in the Ashanti Region. A pistol and...
The opposition party’s communicator says concerns over ongoing Supreme Court proceedings on presidential term limits require closer scrutiny, despite the President’s stated position.
A member...
The extractive-sector campaigner says the regulator’s handling of Northern Ashanti Mines risks undermining the government’s drive to increase Ghanaian participation in the mining industry.
Civil...
The unions accuse government of failing to stop traders from occupying bus stops and pedestrian walkways, arguing that drivers are being unfairly penalised for...