Midday News

Top story: The Former Deputy Energy Minister - Mr Jinapor - has attributed the recent blackouts across the country to “the power sector choking with huge debts due to bad management practices and unnecessary political interference in the work of the regulator (PURC).”

He called on the government to be truthful to Ghanaians about the current situation of the energy sector.

Top story: The two suspects in the four missing Takoradi girls case have been sentenced to death by the Sekondi High Court, Friday.

The suspects; Samuel Udeotuk Wills and John Oji were charged for kidnapping and murdering Ruth Abakah, 19; Priscilla Blessing Bentum, 21; Ruth Love Quayson,18 and Priscilla Koranchie, 15.

2020 Election Petition: Court Judgement

Top story: The Judicial Service has urged the media to go ahead with its criticisms of the service as long as they are constructive but must refrain from insults and words that may dent the reputation of the Service.

According to the Judicial Service, they are open to criticisms from the media no matter how violent it would be but added that what it would not accept is for the justice adjudicating body to be subjected to insults.

Top story: The West African country aims to vaccinate 20 million people, or over 66% of its population, by the end of 2021, according to President Nana Akufo-Addo.

Top story: The Judicial Service of Ghana, through its lawyers Sory@Law, has written to media houses that have published “hateful, spiteful, vengeful and incendiary” comments about the Justices of the Supreme Court hearing the election petition of former President John Mahama, to “pull or cause to be pulled down and cleared from your platforms”, all such statements and speeches.

Top story: Sixteen people died on the spot in the early hours of Friday when two buses traveling on opposite directions of the Accra-Kumasi Highway crashed headlong. The accident involved two Kia Grandbird buses with registration numbers GT 5629-19 and GE 5510-15, one of which was a VIP bus.

Top story: The fates of the Minister-designates for Health, Transport and Gender hang in the balance as the Minority in Parliament issue a warning saying they will vote against their approval, accusing them of hiding information on the Frontier Health Care Service Contract.

Election 2020:

Comparative Analysis of 2012,2016 and 2020 elections.

Result Analysis