National Democratic Congress launches it 2024 manifesto at the university of education.

The Opposition National Democratic Congress promises a solution based manifesto to be launched tomorrow ahead of the 2024 General election.

Trafigura ‘seizes’ Ghana’s Regina House in London over $134m judgment debt default

Former Power Minister, Dr Kwabena Donkor has chastised the Attorney-General, Godfred Dame for failing to settle all legal liabilities accruing from a 134-million-dollar judgement debt issued against Ghana by a tribunal in the United Kingdom. This debt stems from a power purchase agreement between Trafigura’s GPGC and the Ghanaian government.

The Head of the Business and Economic Bureau of the Ghana Union of Traders' Associations (GUTA), Charles Kusi Appiah Kubi, has welcomed the pledge by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to introduce a one-time tax amnesty policy as part of a broader reform of the country's tax system should he emerge President in the December polls.

The Water Resource Commission has urged residents living along the White Volta to relocate, following the announcement by Burkinabe authorities regarding the scheduled spillage of water from the Bagre Dam.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Presidential Candidate and Former President, John Mahama has described the government’s promise to construct a Port in Keta as a political gimmick. According to him, the Akufo-Addo-led-government has not exhibited enough commitment to delivering the promise, that it rode on to power in 2016.

The New Patriotic Party accuses the National Democratic Congress of beating war drums after it decided not to sign the peace declaration ahead of the 2024 election

The National Chairman of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, says the party's flagbearer, John Mahama, will not engage in a presidential debate with Dr Mahamudu Bawumia because it would be a "completely worthless exercise."

Colleges of Education deserted as CETAG strike persists. Students of Colleges of Education are beginning to take their destinies into their own hands as the strike by their teachers enters its 64th day, with no hope in sight for a resolution. Scores of students have left for home, while the few remaining on campus are demanding closure to ease the burden of rent, feeding, and other costs.