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Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the Vice President and Flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for Election 2024, has stated that broadened inclusivity would remain the defining ideology of his leadership. He said the ideology has been the altar of the NPP, evident in the in toto implementation of the Free SHS program and other policy initiatives of the government. Dr Bawumia was addressing a durbar in Ho, where he presented his vision for the country to a gathering of traditional leaders and people of the Municipality. The election is a little over a month away, and the Vice President is

Presidential elections in Ghana under the Fourth Republic (1992-Date) have been keenly contests of either retaining the seat after a four-year term or regaining after an eight-year term until the ‘breaking the 8’ by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) surf…

Mr Nicholas Yayin Niper, the District Chief Executive for the Bia East District in the Western North Region, has presented more than 200 start-up kits to apprentice trainees after a skills training exercise. The project, financed by the Ghana Enterprise Agency (GEA) in collaboration with Master Card Foundation, is aimed at supporting beneficiary trainees to establish their own business in their respective areas to improve upon livelihoods and the local economy. The beneficiary trainees acquired skills in masonry, hairdressing, sewing, bread baking, tiling, Auto electronics, Fitting and vulcanizing among others. The DCE, who is also the NPP’s parliamentary candidate for

The Accra circuit court nine, presided over by Mr. Samuel Bright Acquah, has sentenced Geofrey Obuobi, a 32-year-old unemployed, to six (6) months in prison with hard labour. Obuobi was accused of cutting and stealing copper core cables of a transfor…

Mr Prosper Lana, the Deputy Director of Administration at the Upper West Regional Health Directorate, has emphasized the vital role of effective conflict management in maintaining productivity within Ghana’s healthcare sector. Speaking at a leadership orientation session for leaders of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) in Wa, Mr Lana warned that unhealthy conflicts could destabilise healthcare facilities and compromise patient care. He stated that conflicts often originate from differing perspectives, saying, ‘When you think differently and I think differently, there is a tendency for us to disagree.’ Mr Lana urged the leadership of the GRNMA to employ

Rice and vegetable farmers at Ohiamaadwen in the Shama District, have appealed to the government to establish a Mechanization Centre to boost agricultural activities in the area. The farmers, who farm on a large scale, say they are in dire need of farm implements such as combined harvesters, tractors and power tillers for commercial farming to boost their livelihoods. Mr Jacob Ayera, Secretary to the Ohiamaadwen Rice Farmers Association made the appeal during a tour of journalists of their-150-acre farmlands being cultivated by 45 farmers at Ohiamaadwen in the Western Region. He said the farmers who had been in farming

A 32-year-old unemployed man, Derick Squire, wept uncontrollably when an Accra Circuit Court remanded him for a week on a charge of causing harm. Squire struggled to accept the court’s decision, questioning the rationale behind the remand. He pleaded not guilty to the charge, but the court, presided over by Mr. Samuel Bright Acquah, ordered his detention in police custody pending further investigations. While shedding tears, Squire stated, ‘I have never robbed or stolen from anyone. I am not a land guard, as alleged by the police. I don’t chase women. If I am granted bail, I will be at