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Former Speaker of Parliament, Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye, has criticised the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) over what he described as the mishandling of the suspension of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo. He is unhappy with the constitutional provision requiring the hearing of the Chief Justice’s case to be held in-camera. “I am concerned about certain issues that I consider vital, particularly the trial in-camera provision. You will ask yourself what the rationale is for that provision in our constitution, what is its purpose, and if we are to give it a purposeful interpretation, where shall we go? The purpose is…

The multiple award-winning Harmonious Chorale of Ghana has concluded its triumphant 10-day, 3-nation tour across Togo, Benin, and Nigeria, leaving audiences captivated and reaffirming music’s power to bridge cultures, inspire unity, and celebrate Africa’s shared heritage. The tour, held from April 25 to May 5, 2025, showcased the choir’s unparalleled artistry, blending classical, traditional, and contemporary African choral music with resounding success. From Lomé to Lagos, the choir’s performances were met with standing ovations, emotional tributes, and collaborations with local artists, proving that music transcends borders. In Togo, a stirring repertoire featuring Ewe masterpieces like “Esrom Miele” (Ephraim Amu) and…

…Pleads with National Security To Save him and wife from the claws of Justice By Gifty Arthur Kwabena Adu-Boahene, the former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau (NSB), has made a poignant appeal to the National Security agency while being detained at the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) in Accra. Sources reveal that following a court order extending his detention for a week as he awaits trial on charges brought by the Attorney General, Adu-Boahene took matters into his own hands and penned a letter directly to the National Security Coordinator, DCOP Abdul-Osman Razak. In an unexpected turn of…

In a resolute call to action, Professor Nana Ama Browne Klutse, head of Ghana’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), is galvanizing the nation to champion environmental sustainability in the face of escalating challenges. At the helm of a vital initiative aimed at combating environmental degradation and climate change, Professor Klutse has placed emphasis on embedding environmental education into lifelong learning, stressing the urgent need for a nationwide shift in attitudes toward environmental protection. Speaking ahead of a crucial joint conference between the EPA and the Pan African Center for Climate Policy, Professor Klutse underscored the critical role of intentional and unintentional…

Akatsi South, Volta Region — In a major step toward addressing the persistent water challenges in Akatsi South Municipality, the Newly confirmed Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Daniel Dagba, welcomed the Volta Regional Director of the Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA), Mr. Eyram Sylvester, on an official working visit to the constituency on Tuesday, the 6th of May, 2025. The visit, which focused on assessing the current water crisis and exploring sustainable solutions, underscores the new MCE’s proactive and results-oriented leadership style, which has been widely acknowledged since his assumption of office. During the engagement, Mr. Sylvester assured the…

… GH₵5.1m to Presidential Aide, GH₵960k to Defense Committee, Others By Prince Ahenkorah The embattled former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau (NSB), Kwabena Adu Boahen, currently in custody of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), has released a detailed account of the Bureau’s financial operations between 2020 and 2024, in what appears to be an effort to justify the charges leveled against him. In a memo purportedly written from EOCO cells, Adu Boahen, outlines a series of controversial expenditures, including a GH₵5.135 million disbursement described as “Election Special Ops Logistics” for the purchase of three vehicles, a 2024…

Women at the Chosen Rehabilitation Centre have completed a two-month bead-making training, funded by Vivo Energy Ghana in partnership with Engage Africa through its Energising Hope Programme. On February 14th, Vivo Energy Ghana employees visited the Chosen Rehabilitation Centre to spread love and kindness. The team donated essential supplies and bead-making materials, laying the foundation for a skills development training to empower the women. The month of April marked the successful completion of the skills training programme, with Vivo Energy Ghana once again present at the close-out ceremony to celebrate trainees’ achievements and inspire a lasting sense of pride and…

By Philip Antoh A staggering GHC762.32 billion is squandered annually in Ghana as over 15.1 million citizens grapple with food insecurity, according to recent findings. It’s a troubling paradox as more than 3.2 million metric tons of perfectly edible food go to waste yearly, equivalent to a hefty $64.6 billion. This stark reality unveils that nearly half of the Ghanaian population, approximately 49.1 percent, struggles to access sufficient and nourishing meals. Startling revelations unveiled at the 2025 Meatless Monday Ghana Earth Day Lecture by Professor Mariam Asantewah Nkansah shed light on the breakdown of this food waste epidemic. Research shows…

Ghana is gearing up for a tech tidal wave as the Minister of Communications, Digital Innovation and Technology, Samuel Nartey George, champions a bold blueprint for turbocharging the nation’s digital dreams. In a game-changing move set to supercharge Ghana’s digital destiny, Minister George is sounding the alarm for a fibre-focused future, touting the critical importance of safeguarding and streamlining the country’s fibre infrastructure. Dubbed the “stealthy force steering Ghana’s digital domain,” Minister George leaves no doubt that Ghana’s next-gen growth hinges on a flawless and regulated tech terrain, primed for turbocharged broadband expansion and universal digital inclusion. With eyes set…

By Prince Ahenkorah The Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has strongly condemned President John Dramani Mahama for accepting two donated vehicles, stating that he should have outrightly declined the gift instead of transferring them into the state pool. Dr. Kojo Pumpuni Asante, Director of Policy Engagements and Partnerships at CDD-Ghana, criticized the President, labeling the gesture as inappropriate and potentially compromising the integrity of the presidency. He emphasized that accepting high-value gifts from private individuals of influence sets a dangerous precedent for public office. During an appearance on PM Express on Joy News, Dr. Asante emphasized the need for a…