Ghana Politics
The latest reporting, context, and conversations from this desk.
Afenyo-Markin: “Facts First, Even If It Costs Friends”
Ghana’s Minority Leader explains why politicians should debate fiercely while keeping mutual respect and speaking hard truths for better governance.
Mahama Heads to France for Health Summit
President Mahama heads to France to co-chair a major health summit with Emmanuel Macron, focusing on disease prevention and Ghana’s growing diplomatic role.
Afenyo-Markin: NDC Would Be Shocked in Today’s Election
Afenyo-Markin warns the NDC faces shock if voting happens now. He urges Mahama to split state deals 50-50 with local firms for better national growth.
A Musician Shares Why He Backs Ghana Ex President
Ghanaian musician Praye Tietia shares a heartfelt birthday post defending former President Akufo Addo. He explains why harsh critics miss the mark and highlights their close bond.
Wontumi’s School Days: Classmate Confirms Prempeh College Attendance!
Former GES boss confirms Ashanti Regional NPP Chairman Wontumi attended Prempeh College as his classmate, ending years of speculation about his education.
Ghana’s Economic Mirage? Bawumia Campaign Spokesman Questions Real-World Impact
A Bawumia campaign spokesperson questions whether Ghana’s macroeconomic success translates to improved living for ordinary citizens. Are the numbers a true reflection?
Birthday Blues: Politician Foregoes Celebration Amid Cocoa Farmer Crisis
Ghanaian politician skips birthday celebration in solidarity with cocoa farmers, accusing the NDC government of neglecting their needs. Read the full story now.
Wontumi: Judge My Actions, Not My Accent, Party Leader Declares
Chairman Wontumi urges evaluation based on competence, not English skills, igniting debate on leadership in Ghana. Is fluency more important than results?
Ghana’s Accountability Watch: Ex-Officials Face Scrutiny in Ongoing Investigations
Over 100 former Ghana appointees are reportedly under investigation. What does this mean for accountability and transparency in government? Stay informed.
Kwakye Ofosu: ‘ORAL’ Pledge Didn’t Sanction Extrajudicial Actions
Felix Kwakye Ofosu clarifies the ‘ORAL’ pledge, emphasizing that it didn’t authorize extrajudicial actions. Debate sparks on accountability and rule of law.