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Ghana election petition case adjourned to April 17

The Supreme Court has adjourned to Wednesday April 17, hearing of the Election Petition to allow the Electoral Commission (EC) to file its affidavit and for the petitioners to be served. The EC is the second respondent to the petition…

Military can’t rule Ghana – Catholic Bishop

Most Reverend Francis A.K Lodonu, Catholic Bishop of Ho, on Monday said that the military is incapable of governing Ghana. He said: “It is not possible for the military to govern Ghana.  Democracy is very entrenched here, and even if the…

Do not discredit Ghana’s image – MP

Mr Aquinas Tawiah Quansah, Member of Parliament for Mfantseman, has urged Ghanaians to desist from activities that could bring the image of the country into disrepute. “Let us do things, which can bring progress to the nation rather than…

Regional Ministers build capacity

A two-day capacity-building conference to sensitize Regional Ministers on their roles and responsibilities for the attainment of the "Better Ghana Agenda" opened in Kumasi on Saturday. The programme, being organized under the auspices of…

Parliament vets more Deputy Ministers

The Vetting Committee of Parliament on Friday vetted six more Deputy Ministers nominated by President John Mahama to assist their substantive Ministers implement government policies. The committee chaired by Mr Ebow Barton Odro, Deputy…

Court stops AFAG demonstration

A Circuit Court in Accra on Friday restrained executive members, agents and all persons connected to Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG), a pressure group,from embarking on “Miekukum” demonstration slated on April 18. The court…