5 stories tagged “ghanian politics”.
NPP communications officer cautions that politically motivated picks for the Electoral Commission could trigger a cycle of replacements whenever a new government takes power.
The former Vice‑President’s adviser says the move contradicts the National Democratic Congress’s own standards on impartiality.
Former NPP running‑mate Matthew Opoku Prempeh called on citizens to unite in remembrance of Ghana’s first president during a surprise appearance at Nkrumahfest.
Ghana’s election season is marked by sharp, often abusive language that rewards aggression over reason, a trend that experts say is driven by a hidden incentive structure.
The NPP deputy secretary‑general says the Chief Justice’s recent remarks about state institutions threaten judicial independence and demands an apology or resignation.
Vice‑President Bright Simons argues a sovereign AI assistant for civil servants could deliver better value than the $270m GhanaChat data‑center plan.
The Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs has told all metropolitan, municipal and district assemblies to maintain their Nissan Patrol four‑wheel‑drives for the official use of traditional authorities.
Major General Maxwell Obuba Mantey calls on reporters to look beyond arrests and seizures, urging deeper investigation into how Ghana’s drug trade operates.
Former Lighthouse Chapel International bishops Emmanuel Oko Mensah and Lawrence Odonkor criticize the church’s leadership, citing past praise, legal convictions and a disputed multimillion‑dollar settlement.
The Fund’s Ghana Resident Representative met TOR’s Managing Director to review the refinery’s financial health, debt restructuring talks and plans for a future stock market listing.
The newly elected National Democratic Congress constituency leaders in Bimbilla have urged party members to unite and work together as the 2028 general elections approach.
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