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Habib Musah Adams claims police repeatedly arrested his workers and released a demolition operator, demanding an independent probe into the conduct of officers.
The Economic and Organised Crime Office says MPs remain subject to law while respecting constitutional protections after a failed attempt to arrest Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah.
The union’s call at GHAWAL’s first national conference in Wa stresses the need for capital, technology and market access to turn traditional weavers into export‑ready businesses.
Ghana’s TVET Service has teamed up with the Tema Oil Refinery to link vocational education with industry needs ahead of National TVET Week in October.
The Majority Chief Whip warned that the Economic and Organised Crime Office cannot bypass parliamentary protocol when detaining a sitting MP, citing constitutional safeguards.
The Institute of Economic Affairs has rejected Ghana’s proposed extension of presidential and parliamentary terms to five years, arguing that a four‑year mandate is adequate for governments to plan and implement their programmes.
New rates will take effect on Saturday, September 26, 2026, with shared taxis, intra‑city trotros and long‑distance services all seeing price hikes.
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