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If religion was a factor, I would’ve stepped aside – Dr Bawumia warns against tribal politics in NPP
Former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has cautioned members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) against resorting to religious and tribal sentiments as the party gears up for its 2026 presidential primaries and the 2028 general elections. Addressing the NPP Constituency Chairmen Caucus Conference in the Ashanti Region on Saturday, June 21, Dr Bawumia described recent attempts to inject religious and ethnic bias into the party’s internal politics as “very dangerous” and a threat to the unity and strength of the NPP. “It is very, very important that we don’t allow people to come in with explanations that are not…
President John Dramani Mahama has nominated Mr. Benjamin Quashie as Ghana’s High Commissioner to the Republic of South Africa. The appointment, which follows consultation with the Council of State, is part of a broader diplomatic reshuffle involving 15 individuals nominated as Ambassadors, High Commissioners, and Consul-General designates to represent Ghana across various missions worldwide. This was contained in an official communication from the Office of the President dated June 10, 2025. Mr. Quashie, who currently serves as the Chairman of the Council of Elders of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in South Africa, has long been a prominent voice in…
The Cabinet has approved the Ghana Medical Trust (Mahama Cares) Fund Bill for onward transmission to Parliament, President John Dramani Mahama has disclosed. The Fund, which is in fulfillment of the President’s campaign promise, is aimed at relieving the financial burden of sufferers of chronic diseases. President Mahama made the disclosure on Friday, when he received a cheque of one million and two thousand Ghana cedis from all the 11 agencies under the Ministry for the Interior in support of the Mahama Cares Fund. Mr Christian Tetteh Yohuno, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), on behalf of the 11 agencies, presented…
A leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Lawyer Chris Arthur, has issued a strong call for disciplinary action against the party’s National Treasurer, Dr. Charles Dwamena, popularly known as “Dr. China,” over what he describes as gross misconduct and a blatant violation of the party’s constitution. In a strongly worded statement, Lawyer Arthur condemned Dr. Dwamena’s recent public comments on Peace FM, where he openly criticized a decision taken by the party’s National Council— NPP’s second-highest decision-making body—a decision he reportedly participated in. According to Arthur, Dr. Dwamena’s conduct violates Article 3(5) of the NPP Constitution, which mandates…
The government has received its first shipment of Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines intended to prevent cervical cancer. This initial delivery of 441,860 doses signifies the commencement of a nationwide initiative aimed at decreasing the prevalence of one of the most common and preventable cancers affecting women. In a statement released in Accra on Tuesday, 18 June, UNICEF Ghana, the primary agency responsible for the procurement and distribution of the vaccines, announced that it will deliver over 2.5 million doses of the HPV vaccine to Ghana in the coming weeks. The statement indicated that this delivery will facilitate a five-day national…
A new era in Ghana’s fight against narcotics dawned today as 186 Cadets of the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) officially graduated from the Ghana Navy’s Leadership Training School (LTS). After six months of intensive and rigorous training, these newly minted officers are poised to reinforce the nation’s counter-narcotics efforts. The Passing Out Parade, a spectacle of discipline and precision, took place at the Dei-Arms Square of the Eastern Naval Command (ENC) in Tema. The event drew a distinguished gathering of senior government officials, top military commanders, and key national security stakeholders, all underscoring the critical importance of this new cohort.…
The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) is gearing up for a massive employment drive, seeking to recruit thousands of new officers and soldiers. This initiative according to Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, the Minister of Defence, offers a compelling opportunity for young Ghanaians aspiring to a stable career rooted in purpose and dedicated service to the nation. The Minister’s statement signals a strategic expansion of the armed forces, reflecting a commitment to national security and providing meaningful employment avenues in a challenging economic climate. The announcement is accompanied by an immediate update for those who have previously applied to join the GAF.…
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Impact Food Hub, Dr. Mavis Owureku-Asare, has called for a more practical, community-driven approach to agro-processing in Ghana, arguing that current models have largely failed to deliver meaningful results.Ghanaian tourism. Speaking at the Citi Business Forum on Thursday, June 19, under the theme Harnessing Agribusiness Potential for Economic Growth: Expanding Agricultural Frontiers and Maximising Productivity in Ghana, Dr. Owureku-Asare stressed that Ghana possesses both the capacity and the quality to meet international production standards. However, she noted that the country’s agricultural strategy has placed disproportionate emphasis on increasing production, often at the expense of…
The First Lady and President of the Lordina Foundation, Lordina Dramani Mahama, has praised the Merck Foundation for its significant contributions to enhancing Ghana’s healthcare system through medical training scholarships. In her address at the opening session of the 7th Edition of the Merck Foundation First Ladies Initiative (MFFLI) Summit 2025, the First Lady underscored the positive effects of the foundation’s initiatives on Ghanaian physicians and the nation’s health sector. “I express my gratitude to the Merck Foundation for its unwavering commitment to fortifying healthcare systems and empowering individuals,” Mrs. Mahama remarked, recognizing the foundation’s 13 years of impactful development…
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has formally requested that Williams Abayaawien Atuilik, affiliated with Heritage Christian University in Amasaman, Accra, substantiate his claim to the title of ‘Professor’ or cease its usage immediately. In a recent communication, GTEC expressed concerns regarding Atuilik’s continued use of the title ‘Professor,’ suggesting that it may lack the requisite academic credentials. The Commission warned that the use of unverified titles could undermine the credibility of higher education in Ghana. The notice from GTEC stated, ‘The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has noted your ongoing reference to yourself as ‘Professor,’ specifically as Prof. Williams…