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BreakingBenjamin Gyewu-Appiah has sparked outrage after threatening that the New Patriotic Party would burn the National Democratic Congress headquarters if its members are arrested, intimidated, or threatened again. His comments have drawn widespread condemnation, with many warning that such inflammatory rhetoric could fuel political violence in Ghana.
Attorney General Dr. Dominic Ayine has dismissed threats by New Patriotic Party communicators to make the country ungovernable, insisting such remarks will not intimidate the government. He also maintained that ORAL is working effectively, saying the ongoing prosecutions are putting pressure on the NPP as some members fear possible jail terms.
Gifty Oware-Mensah has failed in her bid to stop her High Court trial after the Supreme Court dismissed her application seeking a stay of proceedings. The ruling means her case over the alleged GH¢38 million financial loss to the state will continue, with the court directing her to provide the names and addresses of relevant parties at the next hearing.
BreakingSalam Mustapha has warned the government to stop what he describes as the unlawful arrest and detention of New Patriotic Party members, threatening a strong political response if it continues. He also demanded the immediate release of Kwame Baffoe Abronye, calling his detention unjust and politically motivated.
BreakingAndy Appiah-Kubi has appealed to the public to pray for Chairman Wontumi as his legal team works on the three cases filed against him. He says his client has fully cooperated with prosecutors and is ready to present his case as the legal process continues.
BreakingBernard Antwi Boasiako has promised TESCON members and their unemployed relatives jobs if he becomes New Patriotic Party National Chairman and Mahamudu Bawumia wins the presidency. His remarks have sparked mixed reactions, with supporters praising the pledge while critics question the fairness and practicality of the promise.
FeaturedKOKA has accused a police officer at a regional headquarters of showing political bias in a case involving social media activist Akufo Addo Nyame, claiming the officer failed to remain neutral due to alleged political affiliations. He issued a strong warning to the officer, urging law enforcement personnel to uphold professionalism and avoid partisan influence, sparking public debate online.
FeaturedMustapha Gbande has expressed concern over what he says is a weak relationship between the National Democratic Congress and the government since their election victory. He says while the government is performing well, more attention must be given to the grassroots supporters who helped the party win power.
BreakingOhene Kwame Frimpong has reportedly been arrested in the Netherlands as part of an alleged US$32 million financial crime investigation linked to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He is said to be under investigation for alleged money laundering and suspected romance scam activities.
The Attorney General has criticised former Attorney General Godfred Yeboah Dame for claiming there is no fresh evidence against the former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO). He stated that the former NAFCO boss has been discharged from the hospital and is expected to be interrogated, adding that Mr. Dame can choose to be present instead of granting media interviews.
Linda Ocloo has apologised after her remarks about transferring officials who approve construction in Ramsar sites sparked public criticism, saying her comments were taken out of context. She reaffirmed her commitment to protecting wetlands under the Ramsar Convention and strengthening enforcement against illegal developments.
BreakingSome Mamprusi residents in Bawku rejected mathematical sets donated to BECE candidates by MP Hon. Mahama Ayariga, citing concerns over his perceived bias and alleged ties to the Kusasi side. The incident highlights the deep-rooted tensions and mistrust linked to the ongoing Bawku conflict.