The New Patriotic Party has reacted to a news conference by the incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC), ostensibly to pooh-pooh the NPP’s investigative findings which the says that Ghana’s voter register contains about 76,000 foreign names. The opposition party says it does not want to engage in petty politics by making such an important issue […]
General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Johnson Asiedu Nketia has described as “fraudulent” and “frivolous” claims by the opposition New Patriotic Party(NPP) that Ghana’s voters’ register is bloated.
It is folly and irrational for anyone to try to contest President Mahama, considering the unprecedented social and infrastructural transformations that are ongoing in the country, Alhaji Mohammed Naziru, Special Assistant to Dr. Ekwow Spio-Grabrah, Trade and Industry Minister, has said. Alhaji Naziru stated this in reaction to a press statement posted on social media
Executives of the incumbent National Democratic Congress in the Mpraeso constituency of the Eastern Region, who were locked up for assault, were on Monday granted bail by an Mpraeso Circuit court. Their bail bond was set at Ghc8,000, and they are to reappear in court on Friday, August 14. The five executives including, the constituency
[soliloquy id=”2219″] A team of experts will be sent from the US to monitor Ghana’s elections in 2016 on behalf of the New Patriotic Party. The team will be made up of members of the party in the USA with the requisite knowledge for monitoring elections. This was disclosed by the party’s US chairman, Nana
Leader of Ghana’s biggest opposition party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo-Addo has taken a jab at the Mahama led government, saying “things are not working right in Ghana.” The two-time failed presidential candidate said the country’s economy is in a terrible state and it will only take the NPP to re-shape it to
A group calling itself Ghanaians Against Bad Governance (GABG) yesterday held a protest at the country’s embassy in Washington DC, USA. The group was protesting what it described as issues affecting Ghanaians and causing hardship for them. Key among these issues they said, were corruption in government, a rapidly declining currency and the attendant rising
About 200 Ghanaian fans who were flown to Brazil to support the national team, the Black Stars at the World Cup have applied to the Brazilian authorities for asylum claiming they are Muslims fleeing religious conflict and persecution. Reports say they filed their applications in the southern city of Caxias do Sul, one of Brazil’s
