Deputy Communications Officer for O. K Frimpong says contact has been established with the Asante Akyem North MP in the Netherlands, assuring that he is safe and expected to return soon. According to the office, no official charges have been communicated to them at this time

Chief Executive Officer of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA), Christopher Boadi-Mensah, has dismissed claims made by Ekow Vincent Assafuah regarding his salary and official vehicle acquisitions. He insists there was no salary increment and clarifies that the vehicles procured were approved by Parliament and the Ministry of Finance, and included pickups, Toyota Prados, and saloon cars strictly for operational purposes

Frederick Opoku, Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, says the country is witnessing its first-ever appointment of a Rent Commissioner, in line with constitutional provisions. He notes that the move under President Mahama marks a major step toward enforcing rent laws and restoring order within the Rent Department.

Mahama Cares focuses on non-communicable diseases, unlike the National Health Insurance Scheme. People should read more about it before drawing conclusions. I urge Ghanaians not to politicize it because sickness knows no political colour — Obuobia Darko-Opoku

Some parents are expressing frustration over the various unapproved fees allegedly being charged in schools under the Free SHS policy, including feeding, practicals, and other expenses. The growing concerns have sparked fresh debate about the true cost of free education and the financial burden on families. Tune in for more on the issue and reactions from affected parents

Former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame has defended former Buffer Stock CEO Abdul Hanan, insisting neither he nor his wife committed any wrongdoing. According to him, after interrogation by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), no fresh charges were brought against the couple, adding that there is no case to chase.

Why should citizens spend up to 11 hours travelling from Accra to Kumasi? Calls are growing for the Accra–Kumasi road to be made motorable while the expressway is still under construction. OB is urging the Minister for Roads and Highways, Hon. Kwame Governs Agbodza, to act urgently before the situation worsens

International Banking Consultant Richmond Atuahene has pushed back against the minority’s assertion that the Bank of Ghana recorded a GH₵34.9 billion loss instead of GH₵15 billion. He argues that the figures have been misunderstood, stressing the need for a proper grasp of accounting principles. According to him, those who doubt the official figures should seek legal redress if they believe the public has been misinformed

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We have not recorded a 1,000-megawatt deficit at any point since the beginning of this year. - Richmond Rockson Esq., Head of Communications, Energy Ministry.