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The National Chairman of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, has declared that the party will not be signing any peace declaration as the country approaches the upcoming election

Residents of Northern Ghana are facing escalating concerns as a prolonged dry spell raises fears of a looming drought. Farmers in the region are particularly anxious, as the extended lack of rainfall is wreaking havoc on their crops, leading to widespread crop damage and threatening their livelihoods. The situation is becoming increasingly dire as the dry conditions persist, putting immense pressure on local agriculture and food security

Ghanaian youths won't be able to achieve their aspirations unless they elect me as president– Kofi Koranteng (2024 presidential aspirant, New Vision Movement)

International Youth Day, observed on August 12, celebrates young people's contributions and potential. The 2024 theme, “From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development,” focuses on harnessing digital innovation for sustainable growth. In Ghana, where youth form the majority and are crucial in public and private sectors, addressing their social, economic, and political challenges is key. How can we bridge these gaps to unlock their full potential as global citizens?

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The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has named former President John Dramani Mahama as the individual referenced as 'Government official 1' in the Airbus bribery scandal, however, there is nothing to show that he was paid any bribes. This conclusion, according to the Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng, follows extensive investigation spanning four years by his office

Adom Brands' documentary "Birthright for Sale" examines how vote-buying is harming Ghana's electoral process and democracy. Both the NPP and NDC are involved in this issue, which threatens the accountability of elected leaders and raises concerns about the future of Ghanaian politics. The discussion will include A.C. Ohene and Dr. Kwasi Amakye Boateng from KNUST

In revitalizing the country's sugar industry, the government has announced its decision to release the Komenda Sugar Factory to an Indian-based firm, West Africa Agro Limited for a renewable term of 15 to 20 years. While this aims to improve the factory's performance and create jobs, there is local opposition from residents and out-grower farmers who question why an external firm is managing the facility and whether local production can meet its needs

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