The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has cautioned political actors against turning the procurement of presidential planes and helicopters into partisan propaganda, stressing that such acquisitions are matters of national security rather than political convenience.

The Chief of Defence Staff, Lieutenant General William Agyapong, has explained why cocoa sacks were used to carry the remains of the eight government officials and military personnel who perished in the August 6, 2025, helicopter crash.

President Mahama revealed that Alhaji Lumina Muniru, appointed two weeks ago as Deputy National Security Coordinator, was undertaking his first official public assignment.

"Police helicopters bought with approved loan were made in 1976, not fit for purpose" - Ernest Norgbey, Member, Defence and Interior Committee in Parliament.

We honor and remember the eight individuals who tragically lost their lives in the Adansi helicopter crash.

The remains of Defence Minister Edward Omane Boamah and Environment Minister Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, and the six others are being flown to South Africa for forensic examination to properly identify each victim.

Deputy Ashanti Regional Security Coordinator confirms 8 remains have been retrieved from crash site.

The National Identification Authority (NIA) has taken the drastic step of disconnecting the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) from its Identity Verification Service (IVS) platform due to the GRA's failure to settle a GH₵376 million debt.

The ruling National Democratic Congress has elected private legal practitioner Bernard Bediako Baidoo as its candidate for the parliamentary by-election to be held in the Akwatia Constituency.

The Minority staged another walkout from the Chamber during the conclusion of debate on the mid-year budget review.

They opposed the deputy Finance Minister’s quest to make further comments on the review policy instead of just thanking them.