The Police have said they have taken notice of a statement allegedly issued by the lawyers of the accused persons standing trial for their conduct during the democracy hub demonstration, claiming that the Police forced their clients to re-enact the protest at the 37 Intersection. The Police stated that this allegation is untrue. Giving the facts of the matter, the police said that crime scene reconstruction, as part of an investigation, is a standard practice used by law enforcement agencies worldwide and is in full compliance with our established procedures. The Police said they have been using this practice since...
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Galamsey practices endangering fertility rates in Ghana – Fertility Society of Ghana
Experts are sounding the alarm about the harmful effects of illegal mining, or “galamsey,” on fertility rates in Ghana, with both men and women being impacted. The issue is being linked to toxic chemicals like mercury and cyanide, which are commonly used in these mining practices. Dr. Rudolph Kantum Adageba, president of the Fertility Society of Ghana (FERSOG), explained that exposure to these substances can severely damage reproductive health. He highlighted the risks of infertility, DNA abnormalities, and other long-term health issues as a result of such exposure. Speaking at the 7th Annual General and Scientific Conference in Kumasi on...
Bawumia launches CitizenApp to enhance public services
Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has launched the CitizenApp, a groundbreaking mobile application designed to improve public service delivery and citizen engagement in Accra. The CitizenApp aims to provide a one-stop platform for accessing various government services, reporting issues, and receiving real-time updates on public matters. It is designed to be a personalised platform for all Ghanaians to enhance access to various government services and provide citizens with important information in real time. The app is also expected to streamline interactions between citizens and government agencies, making processes more efficient and transparent. Dr Bawumia highlighted the app’s potential to streamline...
Electrified crowed mobbed Bawumia at 2024 Annual National Maulid.
The growing momentum of vice president and flagbearer of the NPP, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, in the Zongo community, was on display at Fadama, in Accra during the National Maulid, the annual celebration of the birth of the Prophet Muhammad by the National Chief Imam. Thousands of Muslims gathered from across the country and the event was expected to have Vice President Bawumia and also former President Mahama among a host of local and international dignitaries. Around 10:00pm, the MC for the event announced the expected arrival of certain dignitaries including the National Chief Imam, former President Mahama and Vice President...
“NDC’s Vision for Affordable Housing Wins Over Tenants Union
The National Tenants Union of Ghana (NATUG) has given its seal of approval to the National Democratic Congress’ (NDC) housing policies, citing alignment with its own goals . After reviewing proposals from various political parties, NATUG praised the NDC’s plans to transform the Rent Control Department into an independent Rent Authority and introduce other tenant-friendly initiatives. NATUG’s Endorsement: Key Reasons – Alignment with NATUG’s goals: The NDC’s housing policies resonate with NATUG’s objectives, making it an attractive choice. – Transforming Rent Control Department: The proposed independent Rent Authority aims to better regulate rental markets and protect tenants’ interests. – Tenant-friendly...
Speak against EC’s actions that can undermine our peace – Opoku-Agyemang to traditional leaders
The Vice Presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, has called on the Electoral Commission to uphold transparency and fairness in its interactions with all political parties to ensure a peaceful electoral process. Her remarks came during a courtesy visit to the chiefs and elders of Dadieso in the Suaman Constituency as part of her campaign tour in the Western North Region. Prof Opoku-Agyemang emphasized that Ghana is renowned for its peace and stability, underscoring the Electoral Commission’s responsibility to conduct its affairs impartially. She stressed that fairness in dealing with political parties and stakeholders...
The Galamsey Dilemma: Votes or Environment? Asante Akim South MP admits government hesitance to impose ban due to election fears
Kwaku Asante-Boateng, the Member of Parliament for Asante Akim South, has revealed that the government’s hesitation to tackle galamsey, or illegal mining, stems from fear of losing the upcoming December 7 elections. He believes that the New Patriotic Party’s strong anti-galamsey stance in 2020 led to losses in mining communities. Asante-Boateng, who is also the Deputy Minister for Railway Development, suggests that this fear of electoral consequences is not unique to the NPP, but a concern for any political party operating in regions where galamsey is prevalent. He defends the government’s cautious approach, citing the political reality of vote loss....
“Voter Register Discrepancies Addressed, Says Electoral Commission
Electoral Commission Chairperson Jean Mensa announced today at the Inter-Party Advisory Committee meeting that most errors in the voter register have been resolved. Jean Mensa emphasized that the register is still a work in progress and naturally contains some imperfections, which are common in any registration process. She assured that the commission has taken steps to address discrepancies since the initial release of the register, resulting in significant improvements. “The voters register for today is different from what was provided to the parties in August,” She explained, highlighting the progress made. Jean Mensa urged stakeholders to trust the commission, citing...
Semenyo Shines as Bournemouth Thrash Southampton
Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo continued his impressive Premier League form, scoring Bournemouth’s third goal in a convincing 3-1 victory over Southampton at the Vitality Stadium on Monday night. Bournemouth dominated the match, with Evanilson opening the scoring with his first goal for the club since joining in the summer, courtesy of Marcus Tavernier’s assist. Dango Ouattara doubled the lead 15 minutes later, and Semenyo sealed the win with his third Premier League goal of the season in the 39th minute. Southampton managed a consolation goal in the second half. Semenyo’s Stellar Start Semenyo’s goal marked his fourth direct goal involvement...
‘We have lost it’ – Ace Ankomah declares on galamsey fight
Ace Anan Ankomah, Convener of Occupy Ghana, has declared that the fight against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey, has been effectively lost. In a candid assessment, he emphasised that the government’s failure to take decisive action and heed multiple warnings regarding the rampant illegal mining activities has contributed significantly to this dire situation. Speaking in an interview on Channel One TV on Monday, September 30, Mr Ankomah expressed frustration over the lack of tangible results in combating galamsey, despite numerous promises from officials. He stressed that the government has consistently overlooked urgent calls for stricter enforcement of mining regulations,...










