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President Akufo-Addo dismisses the controversy over SSNIT’s hotel sale as unnecessary, urging constructive dialogue and citing strong financial performance.

CETAG agrees to end its two-month strike, resuming academic activities in Ghana’s Colleges of Education following negotiations with the Labor Ministry.

FDA orders Tobinco’s subsidiary to stop production due to major safety violations, citing risks to public health and drug quality.

A 43-year-old Ghanaian woman living in the UK was stabbed to death, sparking grief and a call for justice from her community.

The Electoral Commission of Ghana has released the provisional voter register for the 2024 elections, initiating a public exhibition from August 20 to 27 for verification.

Akufo-Addo rejects a petition against land acquisition in Jomoro District, allowing the $60 billion Petroleum Hub project to move forward.

Bawumia lauds Akufo-Addo’s leadership, calling his achievements unprecedented and impactful on millions of lives across Ghana.

Vice President Bawumia reaffirms the government’s goal to train 1 million youth in IT to build a world-class digital economy in Ghana.

GETFund addresses Mahama’s criticism, clarifying that the Daakye Bond funds have been used judiciously to support key educational projects across Ghana.

Opoku Prempeh urges Ghanaians to avoid voting for Mahama, warning of a return to dumsor if the NDC wins.