President Mahama must, within 24 hours, issue a statement condemning the actions of the suspected foreign-funded gay individuals who were seen kissing at Independence Square - Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, MP for Assin South.

July 10 is our firm deadline. We nearly resumed strike action today but decided to wait. If the government doesn’t meet our demands by then, we will resume an indefinite strike. Nurses deserve respect and better conditions, and we are ready to act. - David Koranteng Twum, General Secretary, GRNMA

The removal process of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo isn’t politically motivated. It has followed due process, and President Mahama has acted strictly in accordance with the Constitution - Presidential Spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu clarifies.

Our “Thank You Tour” was turning into a popularity contest. People worried about Bawumia’s growing support started trying to outdo each other by backing their own flagbearer hopefuls, and that caused the disunity we all saw. - Nana Akomea, former CEO, State Transport Corporation.

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"Saying 220 former MMDCEs have endorsed Bawumia is a big exaggeration. It’s not true. Many of us, including myself, haven’t endorsed him," - Ike Lord Ennu, former MCE for Mfantseman Municipal Assembly.

One-on-one interview: I’ve led a bold transformation of journalism, revived the Association’s relevance, and amplified our national impact. This is the legacy we must protect, and that’s why I’m seeking a second term as President of the Ghana Journalists Association. - Albert Kwabena Dwumfour

Whoever leads the NPP in the 2028 election will win hands down. We’re committed to building a strong, united front and giving our full support to that person. - Henry Nana Boakye, National Organiser of the NPP.

NPP to issue final warnings to Bono Regional Chairman Abronye and communicator Ernest Owusu Bempah for acts of indiscipline, including conduct unbecoming of party leaders. - Justin Frimpong Kodua (NPP General Secretary)

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NPP Chairman Stephen Ntim is seriously ill, and we don’t want the pressure of party responsibilities to slow down his recovery. As a family, we’ve asked that he be temporarily excused from his duties so he can focus on his health. - Hon. Adelaide Ntim, sister of Stephen Ntim