Former Defence Minister Dominic Nitiwul pushes back against President John Mahama’s directive to expand security recruitment, describing the move as poorly thought through.

Angry supporters of the National Democratic Congress protest alleged exclusion from government job allocations.

Minority in Parliament is intensifying pressure on government to halt the ongoing security services recruitment, describing the exercise as a “Ponzi scheme” allegedly designed to swindle more than GH¢100 million from job-seeking youth.

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The Minority in Parliament is warning of up to one million job losses if government proceeds with plans to introduce a new sliding scale mineral royalty rate.

Global crude oil prices have crossed the $100 per barrel mark, raising fears of a fresh fuel price surge at the pumps.

Voting in the Ayawaso East parliamentary by-election has officially ended, with electoral officials now sorting and counting ballots at polling stations across the constituency.

The Ghana Statistical Service advises households to cut back on non-essential spending and increase savings as housing and utility costs drive February’s inflation surge.

Tension is building in Ayawaso East as political parties project confidence less than 24 hours before the by election, with the Electoral Commission and Police declaring full readiness.

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