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UTAG challenges Mahama’s plan to cover university fees for first-year students, advocating for targeted bursaries instead

Murtala Muhammed criticizes Miracles Aboagye’s removal, arguing it highlights his incompetence and ignites debate over political accountability in Ghana.

Three top Ghanaian figures face court battles over dual citizenship, sparking debate on eligibility for public office.

John Mahama pledges to introduce a national day of prayer and thanksgiving if elected, aiming to unite all faiths in Ghana for gratitude and divine guidance.

COCOBOD condemns Forestry Commission for destroying 70 acres of cocoa farms, sparking legal battle to protect farmers’ livelihoods.

Supreme Court nominee’s LGBTQ stance sparks debate in Ghana, with implications for the Anti-LGBTQ bill.

Justice Yonni Kulendi states that Ghana’s Supreme Court will not bow to pressure regarding same-sex relations, maintaining its stance on current laws and values.

Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, John Abu Jinapor, refutes allegations of public land misuse, challenging critics to present evidence of any wrongdoing by government officials. Jinapor stresses the importance of ethical management and transparency in the acquisition and sale of public lands.

Ghana Supreme Court nominee, Justice Koomson, clarifies that his research on LGBTQ+ rights won’t affect his enforcement of the country’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws.

Akpaloo calls election rigging claims lazy, advising political parties to focus on better preparation and trained polling agents.