Veteran Ghanaian coach, J.E. Sarpong, has expressed his frustration with the technical team of the Senior National Team, the Black Stars, over their poor performance in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers

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You might not see my posters everywhere, but people know me just like how you don't need to see Akua Donkor's death posters to know about her passing. My impact isn't about visibility—it's about effectiveness, driven by passion - Kofi Koranteng (Leader of New Vision)

If the NDC and NPP ever face off in a runoff, I’ll make sure to recover every cedi I’ve spent since 2020 from either side before even considering offering them my support - Kyiri Abosom

On 17 October 2024, Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Bagbin declared four parliamentary seats vacant, just two months before the December elections. The affected MPs were Peter Yaw Kwakye Ackah (NDC, Amenfi Central), Andrew Amoako Asiamah (Fomena), Kojo Asante (NPP, Suhum), and Cynthia Morrison (NPP, Agona West). However, the Supreme Court of Ghana has ruled that Bagbin's declaration of the seats as vacant is unconstitutional

Supreme Court of Ghana is set to deliver its verdict on the vacant seats case tomorrow, following the conclusion of arguments presented by the plaintiff and the Attorney-General, who also serves as the Minister for Justice

Eight travelers were killed by gunmen on the Bolgatanga-Tamale highway near Gbimsi, where armed attackers set up roadblocks and interrogated passengers. The incident, linked to the ongoing Bawku Conflict, lasted over an hour without a security response. Local political candidate John Krugu claimed that the misuse of the Ghana Card is targeting innocent people based on tribal affiliations. Four of the victims were civilians unrelated to the conflict, traveling for a festival. The local Municipal Chief Executive has yet to comment as the situation is assessed.

A severe drought in northern Ghana has devastated farmers, destroying crops and affecting around 1.8 million hectares of grain production. Illegal mining activities are further harming approximately 35,000 rice farmers by polluting water sources. The Ghana Agricultural Workers Union warned that GH¢1.18 billion in agricultural investments is at risk. The Minister of Food and Agriculture, Bryan Acheampong, announced government interventions to assist affected farmers. This evening’s show will feature discussions with the Ghana Grains Council on grain availability, sector challenges, solutions for shortages and pricing, and the impact of illegal mining on grain quality.

Second Deputy Majority Chief Whip has requested an urgent recall of Parliament within seven days to address unfinished government business. This follows a Supreme Court order that halted proceedings after the Speaker declared four parliamentary seats vacant, leading to tensions as the NDC temporarily became the majority. The NPP is contesting the Speaker’s ruling in court. The recall request cites legal provisions that allow for a meeting under these circumstances to prevent potential crises in government operations

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin announced an indefinite adjournment of parliamentary proceedings on October 22, following a chaotic session marked by disputes between MPs from the NPP and the NDC over majority control. During the announcement, he mentioned receiving a communication from the Supreme Court instructing him to pause a prior ruling that declared four parliamentary seats vacant, but he did not provide further details. He noted that while the House had the numbers to conduct business, they lacked the numbers to make decisions. With elections approaching in less than 50 days, MPs may need to return to their constituencies to campaign. Concerns were raised about the implications for the Guan Constituency and questions arose regarding the presence of military personnel in the House and the orders for their deployment.

Both sides of Ghana’s parliament are claiming to be the majority following the speaker's decision to declare four seats vacant. Both factions are expected to be present in the house, leading to a potential showdown. The Supreme Court recently ruled to stay the speaker's decision, raising questions about whether the speaker will adhere to this directive, considering the principle of separation of powers. Meanwhile, Afenyo Markin has stated that his side will walk out if the minority takes their seats