Ghana may cut fuel import costs by sourcing from Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery, says NPA Chair Abdul-Hamid at OTL conference.
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Speaker Bagbin’s rejection of a Supreme Court writ, supported by MP Apaak, emphasizes parliamentary independence and raises questions about the separation of powers in Ghana.
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Ghana is advancing its oil and gas sector with new projects and policies, setting the stage for growth in production, midstream infrastructure, and renewable energy.
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Security services in Ghana are working to contain unrest in Bawku, with measures in place to stabilize the situation and ensure public safety.
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GNFS response contains Honeysuckle Pub fire, preventing further damage and saving main pub areas
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The EC has reallocated 2024 ballot printing from Yasarko Press to Buck Press and Acts Commercials after equipment issues.
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Ibrahim Mahama, NAPO, and other prominent figures attended Kofi Amoa-Abban’s mother’s funeral, showing support for the influential family.
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A 45-year-old taxi driver, Charles Oppong, was found dead, bound in an unfinished Ghana building. Family urges investigation into his death
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Ghana’s recent Supreme Court ruling allowing judicial intervention in parliamentary matters has stirred debate, raising concerns over the separation of powers and Parliament’s autonomy.
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Dr. Rasheed Draman of ACEPA claims that Ghana’s Constitution makes Parliament’s duties more difficult and calls for more precise constitutional provisions to increase legislative effectiveness.
