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Asantehene urges NPP delegates to choose a right candidate would be accepted by Ghanaians

The Asantehene, Otumfour Osei Tutu II, urged the npp delegates to choose a candidate that would be accepted by the mass Ghanaians. He made this called when the aspiring presidential candidate for ruling new patriotic party, Hon Francis Addai Nimoh paid him a courtesy call at Manhyia to Palace mark …

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Majority in Parliament jabs Minority over Ghana Card and elections brouhaha

The majority in parliament says the minority side of the house is confusing matters on the new constitutional instrument which the electoral commission wants to lay in parliament. Addressing the media the majority leader, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu insists the NIA’s system used for registering the Ghana card is more …

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GHANA NEEDS EXPERIENCED MAN TO STEER AFFAIRS OF GHANA- FORMER PRESIDENT MAHAMA

Former President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana needs an experienced person to steer the affairs of the country after a woeful performance by the Nana Addo led government. Launching his campaign today at Ho, he explained that Ghana is in a state where an experienced person is needed not someone …

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Former President John Dramani Mahama promises to scrap ex-gratia

Former President John Mahama has given indication of scrapping the payment of ex gratia to Article 71 Holders and other executives when given the nod by Ghanaians in the 2024 elections His Excellency the Former President says his government in 2025 would continue the constitutional review process to enable some …

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Voter registration: Your basis to remove guarantor system not enough – Minority tells EC

The Minority in Parliament has said that the Electoral Commission (EC) has not provided enough grounds for the removal of the guarantor system in voter registration. The Chair of the Electoral Commission (EC) Jean Mensa told Parliament on Tuesday, February 28 that the guarantor system for voter registration exercise will …

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Chieftaincy dispute: pending case affecting development – Queen-mother of Assin Attendanso Traditional Area

The Paramount Queen-mother of Assin Attendanso Traditional Area of the Central Region, Nana Abena Gyamfua has urged the regional and national house of chiefs to speed up chieftaincy dispute pending cases. Many traditional areas in the regional are already led to chaos due to chieftaincy disputes cases pending at the …

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C/R: WOMAN EYELID BITTEN OFF BY HER CREDITOR AT TWIFO-PRASO

A trader who trade at Twifo Praso in the Twifo Attimorkwa District of the Central Region is currently battling for her life after a customer bit-off her upper eyelids following a misunderstanding that ensued between them. The victim, Elizabeth Kwatemaa, 27, speaking in an interview with uniquenewsgh news indicated that …

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‘If this country goes to war, it will be on your head’ – Edward Bawa cautions Jean Mensa in Parliament

Member of Parliament for Bongo Edward Abambire Bawa has cautioned the Electoral Commission Chair Jean Adukwei Mensa to be wary of her actions in order not to create anarchy in the country. According to the MP, the EC’s insistence on the Ghana card as the sole instrument for the registration …

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Seek African solutions to African problems – Paul Kagame

Rwandan President, Paul Kagame, has called for Africans to look within to find workable solutions to African problems instead of running to the west to solve their challenges. He says when Africa becomes self-reliant, especially in fixing its economy it’ll prevent interference by outsiders. He also called for effective regional …

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Voter registration: Guarantor system is prone to abuse – Jean Mensa justifies plan to use Ghana Card

The guarantor system for voter registration exercise will be completely eliminated by the use of Ghana Card as the sole identification document for the registration, Chair of the Electoral Commission (EC) Jean Mensa has said. She said the guarantor system is prone to abuse. Briefing Parliament on the Constitutional Instrument …

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