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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.
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.
BreakingShalimar Abbiusi says she was never paid for her role as spokesperson for The New Force and claims she was unaware the project had any political agenda, believing it was a humanitarian initiative. Her revelation adds a new twist to the controversy surrounding her arrest and deportation from Ghana and the political movement linked to Nana Kwame Bediako.
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.
BreakingGhana has formally rejected a proposed $109 million health funding deal with the United States, drawing a firm line over conditions that would have required the country to hand over sensitive national health data to Washington.