Ghana Politics

Sam Okudzeto calls for amending Ghana’s constitution to separate MP and minister roles, aiming to improve government checks and balances.

Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh leads as the preferred vice-presidential candidate for the NPP in the upcoming 2024 general elections, according to a recent survey.

Ghanaian politician Asamoah Yaw has criticized President Akufo-Addo, labeling him the “world’s worst black leader” amid economic and governance challenges. This harsh critique reflects growing dissatisfaction among Ghanaians with the current administration.

Lawyer Edudzi Tamakloe criticizes STC management under Nana Akomea, questioning the competence of the current administration amid operational challenges.

Kwaku Ansa-Asare emphasizes need for presidential self-discipline to effectively govern and maintain integrity within Ghana’s political system.

Sammy Gyamfi challenges a judge’s caution in the ambulance case, arguing his remarks were misunderstood and advocating for transparency and free speech.

Ghana’s Electoral Commission announces plans to make the Ghana Card the only ID required for voter registration, aiming to enhance electoral integrity.

John Mahama promises to cut free fuel and perks for government officials, advocating for digital payment systems and fiscal responsibility.

NDC’s Asiedu Nketiah predicts a 52% win if elections were held today, citing strong grassroots support and dissatisfaction with the ruling party.

Supporters of Alan Kyerematen protest the arrest of Hopeson Adorye, demanding his release and highlighting tensions within Ghana’s New Patriotic Party.