The National Communications Officer of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr. Sammy Gyamfi wants President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to immediately reduce fuel prices in the country. He said the government can do this by scrapping some of the taxes slapped on petroleum products.

The Presbyterian Church of Ghana says that it will not hesitate to campaign against Members of Parliament who attempt to block the passage of the anti-LGBTQ Bill. They become the second Christian religious group to threaten such action in support of the passage of the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill 2021, which is currently before parliament.

A Cape Coast Circuit Court has remanded into police custody, Central Regional Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Kwesi Dawood.This was after he appeared before the court on Thursday, October 14, 2021. Mr Dawood has been accused of having sex with his biological daughter (incest), having sex with her daughter when she was 15 years old (defilement), and beating her (assault).

Minority spokesperson on Employment and social welfare Dr. Kwabena Donkor has raised red flags over the December 1 deadline handed public sector workers to get their Ghana cards or risk losing their salaries. This comes after the government issued the directive on Tuesday.

The National Communication Authority (NCA) has approved the licenses of Radio Gold and Radio XYZ for operation. These stations form part of the 131 others who have been authorized to operate subject to some conditions spelt out by the NCA board.

Chairman of Parliament’s Select Committee on Finance, Kwaku Kwarteng, has backed calls for the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to severely sanction its staff indicted in the JoyNews expose ‘Fake Clearance’. The investigative piece uncovered how some staff of the GRA aid businesses bidding for contracts, to circumvent laid down procedures, in the acquisition of tax clearance certificates.

Discussing Anti-gay Bill; Economist Professor Charles Godfred Ackah says there are dire economic implications for any country that legalises homosexuality. This he believes outweighs the foreign aid the nation could lose should it opt to pass laws criminalising LGBTQ+ activities.

One person has been killed by suspected robbers in an attack on the Atonsu branch of the Adansi Rural Bank in Kumasi. The deceased, 37-year-old Alex Opoku Twenefour, was the private security man on duty on the day of the incident.

One person has been killed by suspected robbers in an attack on the Atonsu branch of the Adansi Rural Bank in Kumasi. The deceased, 37-year-old Alex Opoku Twenefour, was the private security man on duty on the day of the incident.

The opposition National Democratic Congress, NDC, believes the Justice Koomson Committee that probed the Ejura disturbances, did nothing but a “poor attempt at a cover-up.” It said the three-member committee failed in its mandate and produced a report that is full of faults and recommendations that will amount to nothing.