Sam George says the Russian Ambassador indicated that extraditing the Russian national accused of recording and sharing intimate videos would be difficult due to Russian law. He adds that other legal options are being explored to ensure the suspect faces justice

President John Mahama has expressed condolences to the families of Ghanaian tomato traders reportedly killed in a terrorist attack in Burkina Faso. Seven traders are said to have been killed when Islamist insurgents attacked the town of Titao, separating men from women before opening fire

National Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Henry Nana Boakye, has refuted claims that the absence of some party members at the party’s Thanksgiving service last Sunday signals disunity within the party. He explained that the absence of Bryan Acheampong and Kennedy Agyapong was not deliberate

Minority in Parliament has strongly criticized the government over what it describes as a sharp and painful reduction in cocoa prices, amounting to GHS 1,000 per bag—a 28.6 percent cut

Grief has engulfed a family at Abokobi near Somanya following the drowning of two young boys in an unsecured manhole at their home

Man in his late 40s has been arrested at the Gomoa Dominase Onion Market after allegedly killing a 50-year-old woman, Habiba, at Gomoa Potsin in the Gomoa East District of the Central Region

Former Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Aaron Mike Ocquaye, has challenged Members of Parliament to be forthright about their own conduct, daring those who claim they have never induced delegates or voters during an election to “cast the first stone.”

President John Dramani Mahama has raised concerns over the increasing migration of skilled health professionals from West Africa, warning that the trend is placing additional strain on already fragile health systems across the sub-region

Parliament of Ghana has passed the 24-Hour Economy Authority Bill, aimed at enabling the operationalization of the Government’s flagship programme

Minority in Parliament has strongly criticized the government and the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) over their failure to pay cocoa farmers since November last year. Some farmers have confirmed that payments for cocoa delivered several months ago remain outstanding, despite repeated assurances from COCOBOD