PURC in a showdown with power sector key players over the malfunctioning cash waterfall mechanism following the shocking reigniting of the managing director of the Electricity Company of Ghana.

The Office of the Attorney General remains firm in its decision to fully prosecute members of the ‘Stop Galamsay Now’ protest, while the convener of the ‘Fix the Country’ movement Oliver Barker-Vormawor has been remanded for two weeks.

Oliver Barker-Vormawor, the convener of the Fix the Country movement, and another individual have been hospitalized while in police custody. The police are denying allegations that they have refused to provide medical care to Barker-Vormawor.

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Several disqualified presidential aspirants for the 2024 general election tear into the Jean Mensah lead Electoral Commission for what they describe as lack of priority for their disqualification as the Peoples Progressive Party threatens legal action against the Electoral Commission for disqualifying them without bases.

The New Patriotic Party serves notice that it will also embark on a demonstration if the Electoral commission abides by the NDC's directive to have a forensic audit into the voter's register.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has issued a stark warning about the dire state of Ghana’s power sector, indicating that the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is nearing bankruptcy.

Three persons arrested; glass shattered at the office of the electoral commission in the Ashanti Region as the National Democratic Congress embark on a demonstration to press home their concerns about the credibility of the voter's register ahead of the 2024 general elections.

The National Democratic Congress will tomorrow organise a demonstration to pile pressure on the Electoral Commission to have a forensic audit it the voter's register. The party calls for all well meaning Ghanaians to take part in the demo.