The Minority in Parliament has renewed calls for the removal of the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, arguing that ultimate responsibility for Ghana’s ongoing power challenges lies at the top of the sector’s leadership.

The Minority in Parliament has rejected the government’s claim that the ongoing power outages are solely due to the recent Akosombo substation fire, arguing the crisis is more widespread. They are therefore demanding a clear load-shedding timetable to help consumers better plan.

Coalition of Civil Society Organizations fires warning at President Mahama to keep his hands off OSP or risk losing next election.

President John Dramani Mahama has said that the recent electricity outages in parts of Ghana are not a return of the prolonged power crisis known as “dumsor”, but are necessary to improve supply.

Fears of senior high schools shutting down are mounting just weeks before the WASSCE, as food shortages hit campuses nationwide.

Ghana Catholic Bishops Conference reinforce demand for the anti-LGBTQI bill as they send strong caution to government.

The CEO of COMAC, Dr Riverson Oppong, has challenged government’s narrative on recent fuel price reductions, insisting the so-called relief is not coming from state intervention but from pressure on industry players.

Global oil prices plunge hours after the USA and Iran announced a two weeks ceasefire to temporarily halt the war which had led to escalating oil prices.

Government prepares to engage GPRTU over a proposal to increase intra-city fares.

Newly passed Legal Education Bill faces backlash with a former council of state member accusing Government of sidestepping key stakeholders in pushing the law through Parliament.