Mortuary Workers Announce Strike in Protest of Poor Working Conditions
Mortuary workers in Ghana are set to begin a nationwide strike on Thursday, September 26, 2024, in response to poor […]
Plea Bargaining Law Won’t Protect Criminals – Deputy Attorney General
Deputy Attorney General Alfred Tuah-Yeboah has cautioned that the plea bargaining regime will not be used to protect criminals. The
Marxist Dissanayake Wins Sri Lanka’s Presidential Election as Voters Turn Away from Old Guard
Marxist lawmaker Anura Kumara Dissanayake has won Sri Lanka’s presidential election, according to data released by the Election Commission on
EC Lacks Authority to Decide Election Outcomes – Jean Mensa
The Electoral Commission (EC) has reaffirmed its commitment to remaining neutral in the upcoming December general elections. In a press
Going Into Election with Defective Voters’ Register Would Be a Bad Omen – Bossman Asare
The Deputy Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Dr. Bossman Asare, has emphasized the importance of using an accurate voters’
2024 Election: Bawumia Takes Top Spot, Mahama Draws 8th, Cheddar Secures 12th Position on Ballot
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has secured a favorable position in the Electoral Commission’s (EC) balloting for the upcoming December
2024 Election: Bernard Mornah, Janet Nabla, and 9 Others Disqualified from Presidential Race
The Electoral Commission (EC) has disqualified Bernard Mornah of the People’s National Convention (PNC) and Janet Nabla of the People’s
Bagbin Calls for Transformation of Ghana’s Constitution Due to Numerous Defects
Kingsford Bagbin, Speaker of Parliament, has stressed the need for a comprehensive transformation of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution. Citing findings from
Don’t turn your frustration on Chiefs, Clergy – NAPO tells Mahama
Former President John Mahama has been advised to refrain from criticizing respected chiefs, imams, and pastors without provocation. Dr. Matthew
Minority Alleges Government Owes £17m in Unpaid Fees for 927 Ghanaian Scholarship Students in UK
The Minority members of Parliament’s Education Committee have revealed that the government owes over £17 million in tuition fees to