
Mahama Says Insults Don’t Bother Him, Focuses on Ghana and Africa
During a New York engagement on September 25, President John Dramani Mahama told Ghanaians that his experience in politics has given him a “crocodile skin” to withstand vilification.
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During a New York engagement on September 25, President John Dramani Mahama told Ghanaians that his experience in politics has given him a “crocodile skin” to withstand vilification.

President Mahama and Vice‑President Bawumia urge party leaders to curb abusive language, stressing the need for respectful criticism and clear legal boundaries.

Turkish businessman Utku Bengisu, President of the World Cooperation Industries Forum, says Ghana’s democratic credentials and business networks make it an ideal launchpad for investors eyeing the continent.

Anti‑corruption activist Vitus Azeem calls on the government to enforce labour laws and hold unions accountable for financially supporting workers who strike beyond a reasonable period.

Professor Fred Dzanku of ISSER warns that a 5.2% inflation rate in September 2026 has not translated into real relief for Ghanaians, as stagnant incomes and high prices keep cost of living high.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk reportedly directed the U.S. to throttle the military‑grade Starlink network that Ukraine depends on for communications.

An Abuja woman with recent travel to Uganda has tested positive for the Bundibugyo strain, prompting nationwide contact tracing and heightened infection control measures.

Amorse Amos Blessings, NDC Greater Accra aspirant, says the party can win the next general election by improving citizens’ welfare beyond infrastructure projects.
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