
Mahama Commits to Intensify Drug‑Trafficking Crackdown
President John Mahama’s administration is rolling out new measures to curb drug trafficking, with lawyer Theophilus Dzimega Jr. urging swift action and bipartisan cooperation.
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President John Mahama’s administration is rolling out new measures to curb drug trafficking, with lawyer Theophilus Dzimega Jr. urging swift action and bipartisan cooperation.

President John Mahama visited flood‑hit communities in Hohoe, delivering relief and urging action amid rising extreme weather linked to climate change.

The 20 % excise tax on locally made fruit juices was lifted on Oct 1, sparking optimism among Ghana’s food and beverage industry.

The NDC‑led government faces criticism for blaming past reforms while recent interceptions at Kotoka International Airport and Australian borders highlight ongoing challenges.

MP for Ashaiman says former‑administration officers are leaking sensitive data to rivals, urging a reshuffle at entry points to curb illicit trafficking.

Godwin Tamakloe reveals how past fuel shortages shaped Ghana’s new approach amid rising international crude prices.

Aggrieved teachers urge President John Mahama to resolve four‑year unpaid salaries that have strained their finances.

Civil society leaders and journalists praised President Mahama’s record yet warned that the EOCO’s heavy-handed tactics could undermine the fight against corruption.

The president urged Ghanaians to raise the ₵1,000‑per‑person target for the cathedral and criticized the site’s proximity to key public institutions.

President John Mahama told citizens in the Upper West Region that Ghana’s economy has shifted from fragile to resilient, able to weather global shocks.

A technical committee of Christian leaders will craft a funding model and site recommendations for the unfinished cathedral before presenting its findings to President John Mahama.

Deputy General Secretary Haruna Mohammed claims the Free Senior High School programme has slipped in quality, citing shortages of uniforms, books and meals since the change in government.

President John Mahama has named the former University of Ghana law lecturer to lead the agency tasked with ensuring public spending delivers value.

President John Mahama warned that poor officiating is eroding confidence in Ghana’s domestic football, while handing financial aid to the league champions and cup holders.

President John Mahama called for targeted investment in Ghanaian women’s football after a courtesy visit from top clubs highlighted funding disparities.

The Akwatia MP argues that President John Mahama’s decision to dissolve several government‑appointed boards is part of his mandate to execute the administration’s agenda, not a response to alleged misconduct.

CEO Sammy Gyamfi says a national tender is under way for a track-and-trace system under Section 31 of the Gold Board Act, alongside plans to extend the board's forest reclamation programme to 150 hectares in 2027, following a directive from President Mahama.

A new Global InfoAnalytics survey reveals that 65% of Ghanaian voters support President John Dramani Mahama’s decision to respect constitutional term limits, even as a sizable minority remains open to him serving beyond his current mandate.

The former NPA chief executive finished fourth in the party’s vice‑chair race, missing the third slot by a slim margin after a close contest.

Former Speaker Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye says the use of state institutions to silence opposition erodes constitutional balance and parliamentary privilege.

On World Cleanup Day, the Ashaiman Municipal Assembly carried out a three‑in‑one sanitation drive and installed a satellite monitoring system to stop illegal dumping along the main storm drain.

Former Ghanaian Ambassador to China, Edward Boateng, praised the NPP’s new leaders and urged them to rebuild the party ahead of the 2028 general elections.

The Ghanaian group Praye wowed fans with a spirited set of hits, including “Angelina,” at the La Palm Dome event celebrating 2000s music.

Naa Alhaji Seidu Tungbani Salinbile II and DCE Richard Wullo mobilised residents in Dorimon for National Sanitation Day, warning that future non‑compliance will invite punitive measures.
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