36 stories tagged “NDC”.
The party’s Functional Executive Committee has set a new limit of 5 feet wide by 8 feet high for posters and banners, giving members and aspirants five days to comply.
National Youth Organiser Abanga Fuseini Yakubu warned that the NPP would impose a hefty bail bond on alleged NDC offenders should his party regain the presidency.
The former MP has formally entered the race for the party’s regional executive post, pledging to fortify structures across all 34 constituencies.
The newly elected National Youth Organiser of the New Patriotic Party vows he will not hand over party plans to his twin brother, who serves as an NDC vice chairman.
Deputy General Secretary Mustapha Gbande cautions that the National Democratic Congress must first tackle internal rifts before facing the New Patriotic Party in the 2028 elections.
The party’s Acting Director of Elections confirmed the CEO of Ghana Digital Centres Limited has been barred from contesting after failing to resign six months prior to nomination.
Deputy Director of Elections Rashid Tanko‑Computer insists the National Democratic Congress remains confident in its own leadership selection and that the NPP’s recent national executive elections will not affect its preparations for the 2028 general elections.
National Youth Organiser George Opare Addo cautioned the NDC against adopting a confrontational style after the NPP’s new leadership was elected at the Kumasi conference.
Former Lawra MP Anthony Karbo expressed disappointment after the NDC delegation exited the New Patriotic Party’s National Delegates Conference before it began, citing delays.
The National Democratic Congress delegation, led by Deputy Women’s Organiser Dzifa Tsegah, departed the New Patriotic Party’s National Delegates Conference after hours of waiting and unclear scheduling.
The two main political parties have launched a campaign of blame against the Ghana Football Association, demanding audits and reforms after the national team’s defeats in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
The Chief Justice defended his attendance at private events and his comments on state‑owned enterprises, urging judges to balance professional restraint with personal relationships.
More than 15,000 candidates have been approved to contest the party’s upcoming internal elections, with 480 running unopposed, the highest ever for the NDC.
A National Democratic Congress communicator says teachers’ unpaid promotion salaries are stalled by missing paperwork and strict payroll checks, not a government refusal to pay.
The former research assistant vows to boost grassroots engagement, internal communication and tech use within the party’s top body.
President John Dramani Mahama has rejected allegations that he promised to declare a state of emergency to curb illegal mining, sparking criticism from NDC’s Ibrahim Adjei.
The husband of Awutu Senya East MP Phyllis Naa Koryoo Okunor has asked the NDC Central Regional Vetting Committee to bar Deputy Communications Officer Cobby Wilson from the party’s upcoming internal elections.
Dr John Osae‑Kwapong cautions that partisan tensions between the NPP and NDC could undermine the inquiry’s effectiveness.
The former Employment Minister says he will rebuild the party’s structures, deepen internal democracy and give grassroots, youth and women a stronger voice.
Advisory on Gender and Social Protection to NPP flag‑bearer Akosua Manu warns that the volume of drug cases under the current NDC government is alarming, citing a recent French interception of nearly 4 tonnes of cocaine.
Dr Frank Amoakohene praised the late Ahafo Ano South West District Chief Executive’s commitment to development as mourners gathered for his burial.
The former Minister of Local Government says he is running for the National Democratic Congress chairmanship to bring experience and ideas, not fame.
The United Party founder cautions that short‑term growth cannot be mistaken for long‑term macroeconomic stability, urging a decade of sustained expansion.
The former District Chief Executive of Ahafo Ano South West Municipality died on September 20 after a brief illness, prompting a Muslim burial and final Juma’ah prayers in Mankranso.
The Ghanaian singer‑entrepreneur revealed how declaring her political leanings led to blacklisting, event cancellations and backlash from both parties.
National Democratic Congress chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah urged that Kwame Nkrumah alone should be credited as Ghana’s founder during the launch of NkrumahFest on September 19, 2026.
NDC National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah urged the Mahama administration to welcome media and citizen oversight as it delivers on its promises.
The New Patriotic Party claims the National Democratic Congress deliberately removed a fence at its Ho office ahead of National Farmers’ Day, sparking a dispute over infrastructure work.
Rashid Tanko Computer urges a comprehensive overhaul of Ghana’s 30‑year‑old charter amid debates on local governance and party‑led elections.
The NPP First Vice Chairman aspirant claims the current NDC administration has amplified problems that Ghanaians previously held against the NPP.
NPP First Vice Chairman aspirant Sam Pyne calls on the NDC to prove how many jobs the flagship policy has created, warning voters will judge the government on tangible outcomes.
The private lawyer vows to rebuild the party’s grassroots in the Bono Region as the NDC gears up for the 2028 general elections.
Members can now file their candidacy forms online from 15 September, as the party kicks off its internal electoral process.
IMANI Africa president rebuts NPP’s demand for Chief Justice Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie to retract comments, insisting the remarks were opinionated and lawful.
George Kwabena Abankwah‑Yeboah urges the party to address internal woes and regain supporter confidence ahead of the 2028 polls.
Speaking to the party's Western Region Caucus, the former Local Government Minister built his campaign around "Restoration, Renewal and Resetting," positioning himself to consolidate President Mahama's legacy ahead of the NDC's December 19 National Congress.
Deputy Superintendent Prospera Soliku and security women marched through Wa’s streets, turning the city pink to raise awareness for breast cancer during the month’s campaign.
Ghana’s finance chief said the country can no longer accept a reality where education fails to lead to work and talent goes unsupported.
The 12‑kilometre walk at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium drew staff, customers and the public, combining exercise with networking and economic opportunity.
A vessel carrying 350 people from Djibouti to Yemen sank near Obock, killing at least 109 and leaving dozens missing, the International Organisation for Migration said.
Economist Joseph Cudjoe argues that Ghana’s prosperity hinges on investing in STEM education and innovation rather than relying on its natural resources.
The 71‑year‑old pontiff confirmed an operation will be performed in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital as he remains in good spirits amid the health scare.
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