48 stories tagged “New Patriotic Party”.
Representatives for three plaintiffs have asked the Electoral Commission to refrain from supervising any New Patriotic Party elections in Manhyia North, citing a High Court injunction.
The New Patriotic Party flagbearer called for a national strategy to balance AI adoption with job security during a Trades Union Congress event.
Engineer and policy analyst Michael Kosi Dedey argues that President John Dramani Mahama’s record does not justify a constitutional amendment for a third term amid rising legal debate.
The New Patriotic Party has set a ten‑day period for current and future MPs to announce their intention to contest the party’s 2028 parliamentary primaries.
The 2028 NPP flagbearer detailed plans to revamp party structures, boost youth engagement and ensure evidence‑based policies after a meeting with Germany’s Konrad‑Adenauer‑Stiftung.
Former Roads Minister Francis Asenso‑Boakye applauded NPP’s newly appointed National TESCON Coordinator, Ebenezer Kojo Amoah, for launching an app that connects members and alumni across Ghana.
Former Volta Regional Secretary Pope Yao Yevoo has been named NPP Deputy National Organiser, pledging to mobilise the party for a 2028 electoral win.
Bono Regional Chairman Kwame Baffoe lauds the company for outdoing decades of foreign mining output in host communities.
UP Legal Director Andrew Appiah Danquah lauds President Mahama’s move to suspend Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, calling the controversy “much ado about nothing.”
The late parliamentarian and diplomat passed away on Monday, October 5, 2026, after a life of public service spanning law, education and international diplomacy.
The party’s disciplinary committee has yet to submit its findings, with NPP Vice Chair Nana Akomea saying the party remains open to reconciliation if the former presidential aspirant shows willingness to engage.
The Third Vice Chairman of the New Patriotic Party insists he was absent from the vote‑counting and could not have engaged in any talks with the First Vice Chairman.
The NPP’s new vice‑chairman, Kojo Bamba, secured 3,116 votes, a move seen by NDC deputy secretary Mustapha Gbande as a rejection of “suit and big English” politics.
Political analyst Dr Jonathan Asante Otchere has compared the newly elected NPP chairman John Boadu with NDC’s Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, questioning Boadu’s experience and gravitas.
The newly chosen women’s wing leader vows to use her seasoned background to steer the New Patriotic Party’s female cadre.
The New Patriotic Party’s newly chosen Women’s Organiser vows to bring maturity and experience to the role after a decisive victory over Hajia Safia Mohammed.
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 New Patriotic Party chose Thompson at its National Delegates Conference in Kumasi, positioning the banking veteran to steer party finances ahead of the 2028 elections.
Former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has told the New Patriotic Party to launch its preparations for the 2028 general election without delay, urging unity and hard work.
Former Vice President calls for the New Patriotic Party to dissolve factional camps and focus on winning the 2028 general election.
Kojo Bamba, Nana B and Nana Akomea have won the top three vice‑chair positions, while former General Secretary John Boadu takes the helm as National Chairman.
Dennis Miracles Aboagye has been unopposed and confirmed as the New Patriotic Party’s communications chief following the party’s National Delegates Conference in Kumasi on October 3.
The NPP contender says his alliance with fellow candidate John Boadu is a partnership, not a withdrawal, and voters can still support him.
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor called on New Patriotic Party members to choose a united, functional national executive at the party’s congress in Kumasi.
The NPP flagbearer called on candidates to support elected leaders and work together after the party’s National Delegates Conference on Saturday.
Former President Nana Akufo‑Addo called on delegates to elect leaders who can rebuild the party’s structures and work with Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia ahead of the 2028 polls.
The opposition party will choose its next leadership team in a vote that could shape Ghana’s political landscape before the 2028 general election.
The Ashanti Regional Police Command will shut several streets and set up diversions to keep traffic flowing safely for the New Patriotic Party’s National Delegates Conference on Saturday.
The MP presented the vehicle on 30 September, citing support for party operations and member welfare.
The former NPP chairman is seen by KNUST lecturer as the best candidate to restore unity and attract disaffected members ahead of the party’s 2028 election.
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr Johnson Asiama confirmed he stepped down from the GoldBod Board, citing statutory provisions that allow the central bank to be represented by another official.
The United Party leader explained that limited time between leaving the NPP and the December polls forced him to use an existing political vehicle rather than form a new party.
The former president told the National Officers Elections Committee that cohesion and a strong grassroots base are key to the party’s future success.
On October 3, New Patriotic Party members will elect three vice chairpersons at Baba Yara Sports Stadium, using a tally system and online verification for delegate eligibility.
Former GES deputy director‑general and NPP spokesperson urges Ghana to allow broad public input as it begins the constitution review process.
Former NPP aspirant and ex‑Deputy Ambassador to China urges local stakeholders to enforce standards and avoid substandard imports.
The NPP’s prospective national chairman vows to use his 30‑year party experience to steer Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to the 2028 presidency.
IMANI Africa president rebuts NPP’s demand for Chief Justice Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie to retract comments, insisting the remarks were opinionated and lawful.
The NPP deputy secretary‑general says the Chief Justice’s recent remarks about state institutions threaten judicial independence and demands an apology or resignation.
The Ghanaian politician tops a Global InfoAnalytics survey, edging out rivals with a 68% favourability rating ahead of the party’s October 3 executive elections.
With nominations closed and 50 aspirants having picked forms for the nine national officer positions, the party's Elections Committee will vet candidates in stages from August 31 to September 3, but has yet to fix a balloting date, wary that unresolved appeals could force a postponement.
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia congratulated the newly elected team on their victories and urged them to foster unity across all constituencies, as the executives pledged to mobilise the grassroots for a strong NPP showing in the Central Region.
Allies of the Effiduase-Asokore MP swept most positions in the party's regional executive elections, building on his role as Ashanti campaign manager for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, whose bid carried 45 of the region's 47 constituencies.
Former national chairman Paul Afoko and former general secretary John Boadu are among those who picked forms on the opening day, with vetting set for August 31 to September 3 and the national polls slated for October 3.
The former Health Minister polled 488 votes to Boye's 173 at the WAEC Hall in Tema, taking over from Divine Otoo Agorhom, and immediately pledged a "24-hour campaign" of grassroots mobilization to help the NPP reclaim the 21 parliamentary seats it won in 2016.
Odeneho Kwaku Appiah polled 658 votes to Dr Henry Kwabena Kokofu's 269 at Jubilee Park in Kumasi, with delegates from 45 of the region's 47 constituencies taking part after two constituencies were excluded over unresolved disputes.
Kwame Baffoe polled 201 votes to see off Joseph Mensah and two other challengers at Baakuniaba, near Sunyani, as the party elected a full slate of regional executives under tight security.
Voting closed at 3:15pm at Tema Community 5, but a dispute over how ballots should be counted held up proceedings for about an hour before party officers, the Electoral Commission and police stepped in to clear the way for counting to begin.
The former Vice President called on the state to step up procurement of locally produced rice for schools, prisons and the Buffer Stock Company, warning that a lack of market could spark unemployment.
The NPP flag‑bearer vowed that his administration will prioritise agriculture, reviving subsidies to cut costs and boost local rice production.
MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa hailed the 2027 budget allocations for a new bridge and a FIFA‑standard stadium as key steps toward regional development.
Rita Naa Odoley Sowah warned local assemblies that any unauthorized advertising structures would face removal or fines, as part of a new enforcement drive.
The band, marking its 60th anniversary, now offers music for private events, stepping beyond traditional military ceremonies.
The newly elected regional youth chief vows to build a united, innovative and economically empowered NDC youth wing across the Volta Region.
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