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BreakingGhana’s Parliament has passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, commonly known as the Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill, introducing strict penalties against same-sex relationships and related advocacy activities. The bill has sparked intense debate, with supporters defending it as protection of cultural values while critics warn it could violate human rights and harm Ghana’s international standing.
Kofi Okyere-Darko has assured South Africans living in Ghana that they are safe and that their businesses will continue to operate peacefully without any threats or demonstrations against them. He emphasized that Ghana remains committed to the “Borderless Africa” vision, promoting unity, peaceful coexistence, and strong diplomatic relations across the continent.
FeaturedMajority Chief Whip Nelson Dafeamekpor says Hon. Ohene Kwame Frimpong was arrested over alleged fraud and money laundering offenses. He questioned the prolonged detention of the suspect and stated that they are awaiting the outcome of the bail application before deciding on their next course of action.
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to install advanced security scanners at Accra International Airport Terminals 2 and 3 to make airport screening faster and more convenient for passengers. The new technology will allow travelers to keep laptops and liquids in their bags while eliminating the need to remove shoes and belts during security checks.
Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has urged the Ministry of Transport (Ghana) to ensure future Metro Mass Transit buses are designed to meet the practical and cultural needs of Ghanaians. She raised concerns after noticing the newly delivered buses lacked enough luggage space for market women and travelers who often carry goods.
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.