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VP Bawumia argues he’s spurred more development in Northern Ghana than Mahama, seeking presidential nod.

Nelson Shardey secures UK residency after nearly 50 years. The Home Office recognized his case as exceptional, granting him indefinite leave to remain.

Two individuals have been granted bail of GH¢100,000 each in Ghana following their arrest for alleged involvement in a car fraud scheme, where they reportedly defrauded multiple victims by selling non-existent cars through deceptive advertisements and transactions.

Ghana’s National Pensions Regulator greenlights the sale of a majority stake in SSNIT’s hotel portfolio following a brief hold-up to address due diligence procedures. The move aims to improve SSNIT’s financial health and potentially revitalize the hotels under new management.

The Convention People’s Party demands the resignation of Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, citing controversial comments about former President Kwame Nkrumah.

Stephen Atubiga of the National Liberation Congress outlines his party’s vision to drive Ghana’s development through economic growth, education, and healthcare reforms.

NPP leader defends Dr. Opoku Prempeh, dismissing calls for resignation over comments comparing Nkrumah and Akufo-Addo.

The Majority in Parliament refutes claims of secretive recruitment practices, emphasizing efforts to clear backlogs and ensure transparency.

Ghana’s inflation rate shows a slight decrease, offering a glimmer of hope. But challenges remain, with regional disparities and high food prices demanding targeted solutions from policymakers.

In a fiery exchange, President Akufo-Addo demands recognition from John Mahama for initiating Ghana’s Free SHS policy.