Okyenhene Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin refutes the “Agyapadie” document, calling it a fictional scheme designed to incite hatred against the Ofori Panin household.
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The NPP and NDC clash over campaign billboards in Ablekuma North, with accusations of sabotage and unfair tactics. The municipal assembly calls for adherence to advertising regulations.
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Ghana Police file an injunction to halt a Gen-Z protest in Accra, citing public safety concerns amid rising taxes and youth unemployment.
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Striking CETAG members in Ghana remain resolute despite salary freeze threats, demanding better working conditions.
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Dr. Randy Abbey states that Ghana needs job creation and economic growth before a credit score system can be effective.
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A-Plus responds to a leaked NDC report on Gomoa Central, emphasizing the need to focus on political issues rather than individuals. He advocates for accountability and transparency.
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WHO urges African nations to adopt comprehensive policies to address the 17% rise in road crash deaths, aiming to halve fatalities by 2030.
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The NDC expresses confidence in securing victory against the Bawumia-NAPO ticket in the December 7 polls, viewing the choice as advantageous.
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Prof. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng criticizes the current state of the NPP, highlighting issues within the party’s governance.
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NDC members seek clarity from Fifi Kwetey on Joana Gyan’s eligibility in the Amenfi Central primary, raising concerns about the party’s vetting process.
