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A court ruling could reshape how NPP internal election disputes reach the judiciary.

The Sunyani High Court has ruled on an NPP application to dismiss Nana Takyi Abeam's election dispute case.

São Tomé & Príncipe is publicly backing Morocco - but what does this mean for the future of the Sahara?

São Tomé & Príncipe has expressed its support for Morocco in a dispute over the Sahara. The island nation's leaders met with Moroccan officials to discuss the situation- but what could come from their discussions?

An alleged violent attack on a former Ghanaian MP has sparked outrage and demands for accountability from women legislators.

The Minority Women's Caucus has condemned a reported attack on former MP Sarah Adwoa Safo during a family event in Kwabenya. This incident has

JUSAG has trimmed its demands to a 'best possible compromise' - but will the government bite, or will the strike grind on?

The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) is continuing its strike over conditions of service, having revised its demands after the…

Ghana’s government is advancing a vital anti-witchcraft bill to criminalize false accusations, protect vulnerable citi

Ghana’s government is advancing a vital anti-witchcraft bill to criminalize false accusations, protect vulnerable citizens, and end related violence.

Savannah Region structure owners face a tough reality - but what does this mean for the 24-Hour Economy?

The government and private structure owners in the Savannah Region are at odds over market land. The Regional Minister has made a declaration that could have far-reaching implications - but what does it mean for the future of development?

Why did armed men destroy a party office? The answer may involve chieftaincy and demands for recognition -.

Tensions are rising in Ellembelle after unknown armed men vandalised an NDC party office under construction. The DCE has condemned the act - but the underlying cause hints at a deeper conflict.

A major union just suspended its strike - but for how long?

CLOGSAG has been in a pay dispute with the government, resulting in a nationwide strike. The association has agreed to temporarily halt its industrial action - but what does this mean for public services?

Why did CLOGSAG call off their strike - and what does it mean for Ghanaians who rely on public services?

CLOGSAG has temporarily suspended its nationwide strike, involving civil and local government staff across Ghana. The decision follows appeals from the government - but the clock is ticking.

A key NPP committee in the Ashanti Region is standing firm on election album rules-find out why this decision is causing a stir.

The Ashanti Regional Steering Committee of the NPP has rejected attempts to use an old album for constituency executive elections in Tafo and Manso

A deep dive into the Assin South Constituency reveals a brewing storm within the NPP-what actions are fueling this internal conflict?

NPP grassroots members in Assin South are challenging alleged attempts by party members and national actors to undermine their internal electoral

Switzerland is backing Morocco's autonomy plan- but what does this mean for resolving the Sahara dispute?

Switzerland and Morocco held talks- focusing on the Western Sahara dispute. Switzerland's position adds to growing international momentum- but what does this mean for the region?

The recent NPP executive elections in Central Tema are facing significant challenges, raising questions about their legitimacy.

Some stakeholders of the NPP in Central Tema have rejected the results of Saturday's executive elections. They argue that the election was conducted

Allegations of irregularities and bias are surfacing in the NDC's Lower Manya Krobo branch elections- what could this mean for party unity?

NDC members in Lower Manya Krobo have petitioned party leadership over alleged irregularities in ongoing branch elections. They are calling for the

Why have frustrated party faithful turned to spiritual retribution in a dispute over voter rolls?

Aggrieved NDC delegates in Atwima Kwanwoma have invoked curses over an alleged bloated register.

Ghana's Vice President is advocating for a major shift in how the nation supports its informal workforce-find out why this could be a game-changer.

Vice President Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has called for stronger protection and integration of informal sector workers into national labor

New labour commission sworn in - will workers finally get faster justice?

President John Dramani Mahama has inaugurated a new seven-member National Labour Commission, urging fairness and timely dispute resolution.

Discover the range of legislative changes enacted by Parliament and what they could mean for Ghana's future.

Parliament recently concluded its Second Meeting, during which a significant number of bills were passed covering various critical sectors. These