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The demonstration follows what the NPP describes as rising intimidation and a clampdown on free speech. It comes after the arrest of Sunyani East Communications Officer, Abubakar Yakubu.

The Office of the Special Prosecutor has appealed a ruling that stripped it of key powers. The legal battle now heads to court as the agency fights for its survival.

CHASS warns that many schools are running out of food and lack funds to feed students, risking a halt in academic work just as WASSCE preparations intensify.

The AG is moving to take over all criminal cases being handled by the Office of the OSP after a High Court ruling held that the OSP lacked authorization from the AG to prosecute a case independently.

The OSP says it will challenge a High Court ruling that bars it from initiating criminal prosecutions without the express authorization of the Attorney General, describing the decision as a threat to its independence and anti-corruption mandate.

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A devastating tragedy has unfolded on Volta Lake after a boat carrying passengers capsized, leaving at least nine people dead, including seven children.

Embattled former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has been granted bail after spending about 90 days in detention by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for allegedly overstaying his visa.

Controversy has emerged over the decision to award the Damang Mine takeover bid to Engineers and Planners Limited. The company—reportedly linked to the President’s brother—has been identified as the highest evaluated bidder following a competitive tender process conducted under LI 2176.

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Former officials of the government of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo are facing tough questions before Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee over controversial payments totaling GH¢28 million in mobilization fees for projects that were reportedly never executed.

Government has uncovered shocking sabotage in the fight against illegal mining, revealing that several municipal assemblies in galamsey hotspot areas were allegedly collecting taxes from changfangs and heavy-duty machines used for illegal mining.

The Minority in Parliament says it is petitioning CHRAJ over what it describes as a conflict of interest involving John Dramani Mahama.

Tensions rise in Parliament as the Minority accuses the Majority of deliberately disrupting a sitting of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) probing GH¢68 billion in government arrears.

The Minister for Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, is responding to allegations that more than GH¢70 billion worth of contracts under the project were awarded through sole-sourcing without full disclosure.