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Members of the Minority Caucus in Parliament who serve on the Appointments Committee have voted against all seven Appeal Court judges nominated by President John Mahama to be vetted and approved as justices to the Supreme Court.…
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The Ghana Police Service has stepped up its fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, with a series of coordinated and intelligence-led operations that have led to the arrest of 38 suspects and the seizure and destruction…
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Wife of Ghana’s former Minister for Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, has for the first time waded into the controversies surrounding the absence of her husband from the country and his declaration as a fugitive of justice by the Office of the…
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The Minority in Parliament has called for the immediate revocation of a new law that imposes a levy of an additional GH¢1 on every liter of petroleum products which rounds up to GH¢ 4.50p as paid by Ghanaians on each gallon of fuel. The…
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The number of appointees who served under the Nana Akufo-Addo led government of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), currently under investigation by the incumbent John Mahama led government for various corruption related accusations keeps…
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Government has directed that from Monday June 16, 2025, there would be an additional tax of GH¢1 charged on every liter of petroleum products which rounds up to approximately GH¢ 4.50p as tax on each gallon of fuel. This directive, backed…
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“In the coming weeks, the GoldBod shall in conjunction with the National Security Secretariat launch a standing anti-gold smuggling taskforce, to further strengthen our fight against the illicit menace. All persons who fall foul of the law…
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The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Director for Legal Affairs, Garry Nimako Marfo, has said there is no legal or logical basis to support allegations that an application for reduction of bail conditions he had filed in court last Friday, was the…
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The Minority in Parliament marched in the scorching sun for about 4 kilometers, sat on the black and hot asphalt road, chanted patriotic songs, punched clenched fists skywards while wagging their fore-fingers and gave eloquent speeches on…
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The Minority in Parliament has said a public claim by government in March this year that some 1,357 shipping containers filled with cables and other equipment belonging to the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) have gone missing from the…
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