Motoni Olodun

Ghana’s Attorney General is criticized for rejecting a $2 million plea bargain in a high-profile ambulance trial, allegedly causing financial loss to the state.

Seidu Jakpa, central to a Ghana corruption scandal, refuses to testify dishonestly, challenging the Attorney General’s approach and stirring public debate.

Dr. Papa Kwesi Ndoum demands the Ghanaian government repay GH₵7.1 billion owed to GN Bank and restore its banking license amidst ongoing legal battles.

Ghana’s Trade Minister KT Hammond encourages citizens to support made-in-Ghana products, emphasizing the economic and patriotic benefits of buying local.

Asamoah Gyan has been ordered by a court to pay 50% of a judgment debt exceeding GH₵1 million within 30 days, marking a critical moment in his legal battles.

NDC’s Asiedu Nketiah predicts a 52% win if elections were held today, citing strong grassroots support and dissatisfaction with the ruling party.

Supporters of Alan Kyerematen protest the arrest of Hopeson Adorye, demanding his release and highlighting tensions within Ghana’s New Patriotic Party.

Nana Bediatuo Asante denies claims that he requested Canada to reduce visa issuance for Ghanaians, emphasizing the importance of strong bilateral relations.

Deputy Minister Henry Quartey refutes claims of political bias in Ghana’s security recruitment, emphasizing a transparent and merit-based process.