The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has debunked claims that President Akufo-Addo’s daughters are involved in illegal mining, calling for an end to political misinformation.
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President Akufo-Addo has called on Ghanaian journalists to combat misinformation and report accurately ahead of the 2024 elections, emphasizing the importance of media integrity in safeguarding democracy.
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Ghana’s electricity and water tariffs increase for Q3 to support utility stability, aiming to improve services for all
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The Occupy Flagstaff House protest in 2014, driven by economic discontent, saw Ghanaians clash with police, resulting in allegations of brutality and multiple arrests.
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Ghana’s debt has hit GH₵761.2 billion, burdening the economy and its citizens. Rising debt, cedi depreciation, and IMF interventions shape the nation’s financial future.
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LINSOD warns that the denial of bail for Democracy Hub protesters could fuel an uprising, accusing the government of stifling free speech through court rulings.
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Amnesty International calls for an independent probe into the arrests of Democracy Hub protesters, raising concerns about police conduct and human rights violations in Ghana
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Former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah has called for increased government investment in Ghanaian football, emphasizing the need to support all levels of the sport, including youth and women’s teams, to restore the nation’s footballing glory.
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The Ghana Police Service has denied claims that it refused medical care to Democracy Hub protest leaders, stating that all detainees, including Barker-Vormawor, were treated
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Kwame Bediako alleges that #ReoccupyJulorbi and #FixTheCountry protests are politically motivated by the NDC and calls for peaceful solutions ahead of the elections.
