The Daily Beat

Parliament to invite GFA over Black Stars’ performance, NPP announces voter ID requirements And Building inflation rises to 4.6% in August.

GES appeals to teachers to call off strike, Sam George calls for Black Stars and GFA dissolution And Ghana wins tax dispute against Tullow.

Petrol, diesel prices projected to rise in October, Women march in Accra against injustice And AMA reminds commercial drivers to obtain licences.

Teacher unions reject government plea over nationwide strike, Three arrested over kidnapping and murder of Circle phone dealer And Mahama explains rejection of US Health Compact.

Teacher unions to meet government over nationwide strike, Ashanti Prisons service recaptures escaped convict And NDC suspends Krowor vetting exercise.

Teacher unions declare nationwide strike, EduPack denies scam claims as GES clarifies boarding fees are not tied to admission And 180 Ghanaians repatriated from Libya.

Madina MP Francis-Xavier Sosu reported in stable condition after collapse, ECG workers announce nationwide demonstration And Government to announce new cocoa producer price.

Parliament appeals for release of GH¢5.6m to Petroleum Commission, Alan Kyerematen opposes public funding of US$4bn Accra–Kumasi Expressway, And Gov’t suspends Agbogbloshie 24-Hour Market redevelopment for consultations.

EOCO clashes with Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, Baffour Awuah says he drove off because EOCO official wanted to kidnap him, And Kpebu says EOCO’s attempted arrest of Baffour Awuah Is a retrogression in a quest for a better democracy’.

Wontumi faces fresh charges in GH¢30m EXIM Bank fraud case, Asiedu Nketiah urges journalists to hold government accountable And Baba Rahman reportedly pulls out of Ghana squad after Semenyo exit.