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Why does the NPP want MPs off public boards - and what could this mean for Parliament's future?

The NPP has called for constitutional restrictions on MPs serving on public boards and procurement bodies.

Discover the new leadership poised to shape the future of Ghana's state-owned media landscape.

The National Media Commission (NMC) has appointed new governing boards for Ghana's four state-owned media organizations. These appointments are

Discover why a Ghanaian MP is cautioning against linking President Mahama's recent board dissolutions to issues of appointee indiscipline.

Akwatia MP Bernard Bediako Baidoo has defended President John Mahama's decision to dissolve some government-appointed boards. He insists the move

The Ghana Police Service is taking a case to the Supreme Court - but what's at stake?

The Ghana Police Service and 40 aggrieved Chief Inspectors are locked in a legal battle over promotions. The Service is now appealing to the Supreme Court- but what could this mean for police regulations?

The NDC's deadline for government appointees to resign has passed-what does this mean for the party's internal contest?

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) set a six-month resignation deadline for government appointees eyeing party positions. This directive aimed

The CEO of NYA calls for global action- but what key approaches does he suggest for the Commonwealth?

NYA CEO Osman Ayariga spoke at the Commonwealth Youth Development Summit at the University of Oxford- discussing youth development. He stressed the importance of prioritizing youth development in governance.

Former NPP Parliamentary Candidate Dr Alex Ampaabeng has urged newly elected Juaboso executives to foster unity and brin

Former NPP Parliamentary Candidate Dr Alex Ampaabeng has urged newly elected Juaboso executives to foster unity and bring unsuccessful aspirants on

President Mahama delivered a poignant message at a memorial service, underscoring the profound significance of remembering those who served the

President John Dramani Mahama has paid tribute to eight Ghanaians who lost their lives in a tragic helicopter crash, emphasizing that their memory

One year after a national tragedy, President Mahama's words underscore a profound lesson about life and duty that resonates deeply across Ghana.

President John Dramani Mahama reflected on the loss of eight Ghanaian servicemen, emphasizing the fragility of life and the sacredness of national

A new directive from the presidency could reshape how state enterprises are run - but what exactly did Mahama say?

President John Dramani Mahama has cautioned Board Chairs of State-Owned Enterprises against interfering in daily operations.

The NITA bill is under scrutiny - but what hidden implications could it have for Ghana's digital landscape?

A veteran business journalist has sparked debate about the NITA bill. The proposed bill aims to convert NITA into a broad digital-sector regulator - but concerns are rising about its potential impact.

Why is Ghana's government pushing back against IMF criticism of state board appointments?

Ghana's Majority Chief Whip accuses the IMF of overstepping its mandate by commenting on SOE board appointments.

A top lawmaker questions the IMF's motives after a critical report on state enterprise appointments - what is he alleging?

The Majority Chief Whip has publicly challenged the IMF's latest governance report on Ghana's state-owned enterprises, alleging political bias…

Godfred Dame is speaking out about the OSP - but what exactly does he have to say about the anti-corruption body?

Former Attorney General Godfred Dame has spoken about his relationship with the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). Dame insists he never interfered with the anti-corruption body's work - raising questions about the current legal battles.

Hanan Abdul-Wahab's petition to the Attorney-General raises serious questions about the handling of his case and the actions of state institutions.

Former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab has petitioned the Attorney-General, alleging due process violations and harassment by state security agencies

The arrest of a former CEO has ignited a legal firestorm, with his lawyer challenging the validity of the detention and the claims made by the

Former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame has voiced serious concerns regarding the arrest and detention of his client, former NAFCO CEO Hanan

Allegations against Ghana's Minority Leader are being dismissed as a distraction from critical questions about a major financial program.

Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei has refuted allegations of extortion against Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, linking them to

Could Ghana soon have a new Inspector General of Police - and what would that mean for the nation?

CID Director-General, COP Lydia Yaako Donkor, has responded to calls for her to be the next Inspector General of Police- a position she may be open to. Her experience in law enforcement and international peacekeeping could be vital, but what does this mean for the future of the Ghana Police Service?