Over 700 farmers in Bawku West count their losses as the impact of the spillage of the Bagre Dam bites hard.

The Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee in Parliament, James Klutse Avedzi, has refuted claims that the Committee is culpable in bribery incidents. Over the years, allegations of bribery, corruption and favouritism have lingered in the background against the committee. The issue gained renewed attention recently after investigative journalist Manasseh Awuni Azure made claims in his latest book ‘The President Ghana Never Got’.

The Sports Ministry insists that it paid the GH¢3.6 million reportedly paid to the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC).According to the Minister's Executive Assistant, his office did not directly engage the external team consulted by the GBC to conduct the coverage.This comes after the GBC's Director-General, Prof. Amin Alhassan clarified that the media house only received $105,000, and not $3 million as stated by Sports Minister Mustapha Ussif to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

Labour unions are doubtful about the new promises in the NPP’s 2024 manifesto to enhance their working conditions, questioning why the commitments made in the 2020 manifesto were not fulfilled.

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The National Peace Council initiates desperate moves to get the National Democratic Congress to sign a peace declaration ahead of the 2024 General election following statements by the party's national chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketia that the party will not sign on to the peace declaration

The Ranking Member of Parliament’s Education Committee, Peter Nortsu-Kotoe is urging the government to address the demands of the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) in order to end their ongoing strike. This follows the Deputy Education Minister, John Ntim Fordjour appealing to CETAG to end the strike and return to the classroom, adding that they are working around the clock to ensure their concerns are addressed.

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A former General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana Rev. Dr. Fred Degbe, has urged political actors to tone down on inflammatory comments as the country heeds to the December polls.

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