Some of Dr. Bryan Acheampong's opponents were not party members when he started serving the party - David Ansah Opoku

Director of Communications for the Dr. Bawumia Campaign, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has dismissed claims that religion influences voting patterns, stating that all Zongo communities would have voted for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia

Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah says it’s hard to believe that Prof. Vincent Assanful is unaware of the gender definition in the new Physical Education and Health teachers’ manual. He calls out Haruna Iddrisu to explain to Ghanaians how the controversial definition ended up in the manual

The New Patriotic Party is at a critical point, struggling to reach its full potential. Many are asking if Kennedy Agyapong is the leader who can steer the party back to strength. With challenges affecting employees, the concerns for pensioners grow even deeper. This is a pivotal moment for the party’s future.

Samson Asaki Awingobit has accused the NPP of fabricating scandals to undermine President John Dramani Mahama’s administration. He also emphasized that Ghanaians are willing to pay new taxes to support the government’s development initiatives

NPP General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong, says the party deliberately chose a new path by holding its presidential primaries early. He explained that the decision was renewed because the party is serious about winning the 2028 elections and cannot approach them with previous strategies or old decisions

Vehicle registration plates (DV plates) expire at the end of each year. Vehicle owners must renew theirs to stay compliant. Tune in as we discuss important DVLA updates, renewal procedures, and tips to avoid penalties

What makes God happy is when we care for one another. As a leader, seek the good of other, encourage, uplift, and inspire your team. If your actions don’t make those you lead want to bless or pray for you, you might be blocking your own blessings. Lead with God, for yourself, your team, and your nation

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“Ghana’s poor road conditions make driving frightening; I nearly had an accident,” - Daddy Opanka recounts a tragic experience.