Concerned Citizens against Galamsey protestors hit the streets, demanding government intervention against illegal mining and the release of “Stop Galamsey Now” members who are currently detained by the police.

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The leadership of Organized Labour assert that their choice to initiate a strike against illegal mining is not driven by political motives. As the countdown to the strike progresses, they maintain this stance.

The Electoral Commission acknowledges flaws in the voter's register as it assures the NDC that the issues have been addressed.

Organised Labour will decide tomorrow whether to go on strike or not, as the deadline for the government to take decisive action against galamsay ends today.

The Electoral Commission maintains that it has addressed the issues with the voter register identified by the NDC, dismissing any demands for a forensic audit of the register.

The Police have denied the false claims circulating on social media about arresting a pregnant woman during the Democracy Hub protest, stating that these allegations are entirely untrue and intended to deceive the public.

Mortuary workers have stopped working due to unpaid salaries, insufficient protective equipment, and broken promises.

Lawyers for Oliver Baker-Vormawor allege that the police denied their client medical care after he fell ill just hours before his scheduled court appearance.

The lawyers for the protesters arrested during the three-day “Stop Galamsay Now” demonstration are still unable to locate their clients and accuse the police of using harsh tactics to detain them.