NPP Demands Equal Justice As Party Protests Selective Accountability At Democracy Rally
The New Patriotic Party challenges what it calls selective justice while condemning arrests of its members by state agencies.
US Closes Diplomatic Missions Across Three Continents, Including Cameroon Post
Trump administration shutters five US diplomatic posts globally to save $4.4m annually, including embassy office in Douala, Cameroon.
IMANI's Franklin Cudjoe Joins UN-Ghana Strategic Committee as Nation Plans 2027-2030 Development Framework
Franklin Cudjoe appointed to Ghana's Joint National-UN Steering Committee, positioning the prominent policy advocate at centre of national development planning.
DGPP losses were necessary sacrifice for stability, says Sagnarigu MP
Attah Issah defends costly gold purchase programme as essential to Ghana's economic recovery and macroeconomic stabilisation.
Ghana must harness diaspora remittances as engine for economic growth, Terkper argues
Seth Terkper calls for strategic policies to transform family remittances into development financing amid debt challenges.
Oppong Nkrumah Demands Transparency on BoG's Gold Purchase Programme Financing Amid US$1.7bn Loss Controversy
NPP ranking member calls for full disclosure of Bank of Ghana's monetary financing for controversial gold purchase scheme after IMF reveals massive losses.
ECG Privatisation Row Deepens as Union Opposes Private Sector Involvement Plan
Ghana's energy sector faces fresh tension as workers' unions challenge government plans to bring private investors into struggling power distributor ECG.
IMF Calls for Merit-Based Board Appointments at Ghana's State Enterprises
International Monetary Fund urges Ghana to strengthen SOE governance through merit-based appointments and better financial oversight.
NPP attacks judiciary independence as party defends protest over selective justice claims
Dennis Miracles Aboagye defends NPP's August 6 protest, accusing judges of compromising independence and eroding public trust.
NPP's Aboagye accuses judiciary of selective justice amid planned protest
Opposition party official questions fairness of criminal case handling, citing concerns over judicial independence from government.
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Ghana Statistical Service names top 10 most corrupt institutions; GSS bribery report sparks governance debate
A new Ghana Statistical Service report identifies the public institutions where citizens most frequently report paying bribes, raising questions about state accountability.
Term limits are about Ghana's democracy, not one man – Asiedu Nketia warns against personalising constitutional debate
NDC chairman argues presidential term limit debate must focus on democratic stability, not individual leaders seeking office.