
Arrests Over Political Insults Hurt Government - Majority Chief Whip Hon. Dafeamekpor
Majority Chief Whip Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor says arrests over political insults could damage the government and create an impression of intolerance.
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Majority Chief Whip Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor says arrests over political insults could damage the government and create an impression of intolerance.

President Mahama has assured families of the eight victims of the 2025 Ghana Armed Forces helicopter crash that the nation will continue to honour their sacrifice.

The NPP stages its “Democracy Under Attack” demonstration in Accra today, presenting petitions to the Supreme Court and Jubilee House over governance concerns.

The NDC has released its 2026 internal elections timetable, scheduling constituency, regional and national contests between October and December.

IMF says Ghana raised social spending in 2026 and plans to expand LEAP to 470,000 households, though coverage and benefit gaps remain.

Ghana Water will shut the Kpong plant from August 6 to 8 for pipeline repairs, disrupting supply across Tema, eastern Accra and nearby towns.

Johnson Asiedu Nketia wants Ghana to introduce a defined campaign period, giving governments more time to focus on governance and development.

NDC Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah says a future presidential bid remains among several political options he has not ruled out.

President Mahama has urged African countries to establish a right of return while Ghana considers clearer residency and citizenship pathways.

Bribery in Ghana worsened during late 2025 as unofficial payment demands by public officials rose from 51 percent to 69 percent.

Ghanaian applicants seeking UAE employment visas must now obtain and authenticate a Police Clearance Certificate under new rules.

President Mahama says economic emancipation must drive closer cooperation between Ghana, Jamaica and the wider African world.