
Lamtiig Apanga Warns Internal Sabotage May Worsen Ghana’s Education Challenges
The Acting Deputy CEO of the Gaming Commission says administrative bottlenecks and possible sabotage could be behind teacher strikes and unpaid salaries.
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The Acting Deputy CEO of the Gaming Commission says administrative bottlenecks and possible sabotage could be behind teacher strikes and unpaid salaries.

Acting Deputy CEO of Ghana’s Gaming Commission, Lamtiig Apanga, confirmed that the government will name the public institutions adopting the 24‑hour shift model before the close of 2026.

In a move to bolster oversight, Parliament adopted a report recommending an independent auditor be named to review the financial records of the Auditor‑General’s Office.

Parliament’s Minority Leader condemned the ruling party for allowing a nationwide judicial strike after months of unpaid salaries and allowances.

Ghana’s Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations Sam George warned that importing ready‑made digital systems could leave Africa marginalised, urging continental cooperation to shape its own future.

The Concerned Citizens of Yendi have warned that if the Minister for Energy and Green Transition does not act within a week, a peaceful protest will be staged on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

The government has negotiated a substantial reduction on arrears owed to independent power producer Cenpower, extending the power purchase agreement and cutting tariffs.

The Deputy Government Spokesperson accused the NPP youth wing of disrupting a South Africa evacuation petition hearing, calling the conduct a recurring problem.
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