Ghana’s Peace Council engages NDC in a crucial meeting to resolve the party’s refusal to sign a peace pact ahead of the upcoming elections, stressing national stability.
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CETAG ends its strike but warns it will resume if government fails to meet demands.
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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.
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CETAG agrees to end its two-month strike, resuming academic activities in Ghana’s Colleges of Education following negotiations with the Labor Ministry.
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FDA orders Tobinco’s subsidiary to stop production due to major safety violations, citing risks to public health and drug quality.
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A 43-year-old Ghanaian woman living in the UK was stabbed to death, sparking grief and a call for justice from her community.
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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.
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Akufo-Addo rejects a petition against land acquisition in Jomoro District, allowing the $60 billion Petroleum Hub project to move forward.
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Bawumia lauds Akufo-Addo’s leadership, calling his achievements unprecedented and impactful on millions of lives across Ghana.
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Vice President Bawumia reaffirms the government’s goal to train 1 million youth in IT to build a world-class digital economy in Ghana.