Joy News at 6

Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkonoo has justified her recommendation to President Akufo-Addo to consider five judges for the Supreme Court. She insists that the Supreme Court needs more judges to handle the overwhelming number of cases currently before it.

The CLOSSAG strike commences today, and the National Labour Commission has expressed its dissatisfaction.

As members of parliament discuss the report regarding the plot to remove the Inspector General of Police (IGP), the IGP’s legal team hopes that the recommended sanctions will be upheld.

Ghana Standards Authority to close down some cement manufacturing companies for producing poor quality cement.

Majority Leader in Parliament Alexander Afenyo-Markin has warned his NPP colleagues and party sympathisers against infighting ahead of the party’s running mate announcement. He assured his colleagues that Dr Bawumia in consultation with party elders would make a decision beneficial to the party and all involved.

There is a standoff at the Walewale police station in the Mamprusi West Municipality of the North East Region. This was after dozens of NPP supporters besieged the facility to stop the Police from transporting two ballot boxes and the party’s voters register to Tamale.

Five Ghanaian MPs caught up in Kenya's protest moved to safety.

The Ghana National Service Scheme says it will credit the accounts of national service personal who have had their allowances held in arrears for April and May.

Joy FM early-morning news bulletin