NPP's Parliamentary Candidate in Jomoro jubilated after my accident and wished I was dead - Dorcas Affo-Toffey (MP, Jomoro Constituency)

Former President John Mahama has posed five questions to Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who is running for president in the 2024 elections. One key question focuses on why Ghana's inflation rate peaked at 54.1% in December 2022 during Bawumia's tenure as head of the Economic Management Team. Mahama specifically challenged Bawumia on this record high, questioning the government's handling of the economy

We did not state that first-year students should report on 30th October - Kwesi Kwarteng Esq. (PRO, Ministry of Education)

Ahead of Ghana’s presidential and parliamentary elections on December 7, 2024, the United States Department of State has introduced a new visa restriction policy targeting individuals involved in undermining democratic processes

Stop accusing my team for shooting NPP's Nasara Cordinator in Swedru. Nobody in my team had a gun - Cynthia Morrison

"The Big Debate"—a dynamic platform that brings constituents face-to-face with parliamentary aspirants to discuss their aims and visions for the future. This engaging show empowers voters by providing insight into candidates' plans, ensuring the community is well-informed when it comes time to cast their ballots. By facilitating meaningful dialogue, "The Big Debate" helps constituents choose representatives who genuinely reflect their interests and aspirations

Government must engage in a humble collaboration with the majority to facilitate the efficient processing of their numerous pending matters - Hon. Francis Xavier Mensah Sosu ESQ. (MP for Madina)

Attorney General is not courageous enough to take a stance different from that of the Supreme Court - Mahama Ayariga

We take instructions only from the Speaker, we'll comply if he tells us he's going by the Supreme Court's ruling - Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah (2nd Deputy Minority Whip)

The constitution should be torn into pieces if we think the Speaker is bigger than the constitution - Samuel Atta Kyea