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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.

Nana Akomea says performing governments don't fear manifestos - but what does he think of the NDC's performance?

Nana Akomea has downplayed concerns about the NPP releasing its policies early, potentially giving the NDC an advantage in the 2028 elections- arguing that a performing government shouldn't fear opposition manifestos. He suggests the NDC should focus on fulfilling their promises, but why is he so confident?

Why is IMANI Africa so adamant that CSOs should be allowed to participate in this Supreme Court case?

IMANI Africa is defending the involvement of CSOs in a Supreme Court case- which challenges the Office of the Special Prosecutor Act. Concerns have been raised about whether this participation compromises neutrality- but IMANI disagrees.

The NDC's Nukpenu dismisses concerns over recent NPP arrests-but his pointed questions raise even more.

Anthony Nukpenu of the NDC has downplayed concerns surrounding the arrest and bail of some NPP members-insisting it shouldn't dominate public discourse. Nukpenu questions the significance of Abronye's arrest and suggests political motivations behind recent actions-but what does he really think?

Terkper claims the government inherited a mess - but were early interventions enough to turn things around?

Seth Terkper, former Finance Minister, says the current government inherited a distressed economy. He claims swift action was needed to stabilise finances - but what impact did these moves really have?

Why is Titus Glover calling out the NDC government now - and what does it have to do with rising fuel costs?

Titus Glover has accused the NDC government of dishonesty regarding fuel price surges- drawing on past statements made while in opposition. Glover's critique hints at a deeper inconsistency, suggesting a disconnect between political rhetoric and economic realities.

Awal Mohammed raises concerns about the government's economic narrative - but what inconsistencies is he pointing out?

NPP's Awal Mohammed is questioning the government's claims regarding the stability of the Ghanaian economy. He suggests that recent global events have exposed vulnerabilities - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?