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David Vondee praises Mahama for his quick response to global tensions - but what exactly did they discuss?

David Vondee has acknowledged John Mahama's initiative to address potential economic challenges. - His commendation highlights the importance of leadership during times of global instability, but what resolutions were made?

A Ghanaian MP is asking the government to step in as fuel prices surge - but how did previous leaders handle similar crises?

Damongo MP Samuel Abu Jinapor is calling on the government to act swiftly amidst rising fuel prices in Ghana. He's urging leaders to provide relief - but what solutions are on the table?

An MP is accusing the government of not complying with the Energy Sector Levies Act- but why is the report so important?

Collins Adomako-Mensah- MP for Afigya Kwabre North- has criticized the government regarding a report on the Energy Sector Levy. The MP insists the government has breached the law- but what could be the consequences of this?

Why did President Mahama call an emergency cabinet meeting, and what solutions are on the horizon?

President Mahama convened an emergency cabinet meeting to address rising fuel prices - a move signaling government concern. The administration is considering measures to ease the burden, but what challenges lie ahead?

Fuel prices are soaring, and President Mahama is taking action - but will it be enough to ease the burden on Ghanaians?

President Mahama has called an emergency cabinet meeting to address rising fuel prices due to the conflict in Iran. The government is exploring measures to cushion Ghanaians - but what options are on the table?

Kojo Yankah reflects on the Finance Minister's role - and what choices mean for Ghana's future.

Kojo Yankah has commented on the expectations and responsibilities tied to the position of Finance Minister - a role once held by Ken Ofori-Atta. Yankah's observations touch on accountability and the legacies of public officials, suggesting potential implications for how history remembers their service.

Mahama's government is making moves to address rising fuel costs - but how will these changes affect you?

President Mahama has enforced a ban on fuel allowances for ministers, following a Cabinet session. The government is also planning some interventions - but what could this mean for Ghanaians?

Why does Kojo Yankah think Ken Ofori-Atta abandoning Ghana would be a disservice to his heritage?

Kojo Yankah has penned an open letter to former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta. Yankah questions Ofori-Atta's reported plans to seek permanent residency in the USA - a move that could set a troubling precedent.

Ghana's first women MPs broke barriers in 1960 - but what challenges did they face in the male-dominated world of politics?

In 1960, Ghana saw its first women enter Parliament, thanks to the Representation of the People (Women Members) Bill- these women were elected unopposed on the CPP ticket. These trailblazers played a significant role in shaping Ghana's democracy - but what impact did they 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.

Ghana mulls ending restrictions on dual citizens in top posts- but what does it mean for national identity and security?

Ghana is considering amending its constitution to allow dual citizens to hold high-level government positions- a debate sparked by the recognition of the diaspora's significant contributions. The proposed change prompts a deeper examination of how Ghana values its citizens abroad- but what challenges could arise?

Afenyo-Markin accuses two ministers of prioritizing political ambitions over pressing teacher issues - what's really going on?

Afenyo-Markin has strong words for Haruna Iddrisu and Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson regarding teacher recruitment and payment delays- accusing them of misplaced priorities. The MP suggests internal political battles are taking precedence over critical economic issues, but what could be the cost of this alleged infighting?