Author: TNRgh

By Leo Nelson After a month of struggling to meet its borrowing targets, the government has finally hit a bullseye. The latest Treasury bill auction, a critical gauge of investor confidence, was oversubscribed by a solid 15.8%, signaling a strong return of appetite for short-term government debt. According to fresh data from the Bank of Ghana (BoG), the government raked in GHS4.36 billion from bids totaling GHS4.38 billion, bringing a much-needed sigh of relief to the state’s financing efforts. This turnaround couldn’t have come at a better time. The government, which leans heavily on T-bill auctions to fund its day-to-day…

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By Prince Ahenkorah Greater Accra NDC Chairman Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore is reeling from a massive court defeat that has sent shockwaves through the party, with furious calls for his immediate resignation. Party faithful, angry grassroots organizers, and some top-ranking members are demanding Moore step down after a High Court judge slammed him with a damning judgment, ordering him to hand over properties belonging to a wealthy Singaporean investor. In a jaw-dropping ruling on September 4, Justice John Eugene Nyante Nyadu of the High Court, General Jurisdiction 10, gave the NDC firebrand a brutal 24-hour ultimatum: release all properties belonging…

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Ghost Employees and Backroom Deals at the Office of Special Prosecutor Is Ghana’s Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, a puppet on a string? That’s the explosive question on the lips of many as a shadowy figure, known only as “Santa Baron,” (real name; Kwabena Aidoo) emerges from the woodwork. This minted and politically connected man, who resides in Accra’s plush Roman Ridge, is said to be Agyebeng’s powerful godfather; the very man who pulled the strings to get him the top job after Martin Amidu packed his bags in 2020. The OSP, meant to be a fortress of integrity, is allegedly…

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… Runs Into Duncan Williams’ Arms For Protection A shocking tale of deceit and betrayal has emerged, as disgraced former National Signals Bureau (NSB) boss Kwabena Adu-Boahene is exposed after he allegedly packed out of the Assemblies of God Church where he fellowship with his family to his new found refuge, the Action Chapel, led by ‘Arch Bishop Duncan Williams’. A beacon of hope for the youth at the Assemblies of God Church, Adu-Boahene was secretly a “psychopath” who was spying on his own pastor and President John Dramani Mahama while preaching sermons he didn’t believe in. According to explosive…

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US-Based Professor’s 10-Step Blueprint To Save ORAL As NDC Bigwigs Caught In Backroom Deals Fifi Kwetey’s bold exposé of some National Democratic Congress (NDC) stalwarts cutting deals with corrupt officials has sent shockwaves through the country. As citizens watch, hoping for the Mahama government to deliver on its promise of a fearless anti-corruption crusade, the revelations have raised serious doubts. One of the most vocal critics of this development is the renowned US-based Ghanaian professor, Stephen Kwaku Asare, popularly known as Kwaku Azar. The academic and activist didn’t mince words, expressing his shock and commending the NDC’s General Secretary, Fifi…

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Bono Regional Chairman, Abronye, is in police custody just days after seeking asylum in eight countries. By PRINCE AHENKORAH The controversial Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, popularly known as Abronye, has been arrested by police. His arrest follows a series of dramatic events, including a petition he sent to eight foreign countries and several international bodies seeking political asylum. Police sources say the outspoken politician was picked up by armed officers, though the exact reason for his arrest remains shrouded in mystery. The detention comes hot on the heels of Abronye’s recent appeals for…

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By Prince Ahenkorah Ghana has been dealt a major financial blow, finding itself on a U.S. blacklist that will see it cut off from receiving foreign assistance for the Financial Year 2026. The shocking news comes after the United States, through the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), designated Ghana as “ineligible to receive foreign assistance” under the Millennium Challenge Compact. This severe sanction is a direct consequence of Ghana’s ongoing debt crisis and its failure to secure a debt restructuring agreement. The restriction is a provision under Section 7012 of the Financial Year 2025 SFOAA. According to the MCC’s latest Candidate…

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Trassaco Springs’ fence blocking pupils from classrooms is demolished The government’s timely intervention has brought relief to pupils, teachers, and parents in Adjei-Kojo, Tema West. A demolition exercise, ordered by President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, has taken down a six-foot fence that blocked access to a school. For months, students were forced to scale this wall daily to get to class. The fence was built by the management of Trassaco Estate, which is involved in a long-standing land dispute with the Islamic community that owns the school. According to Chief Sidick Jimah, Acting Chairman of the National Council of Zango…

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The government has established a mediation team to resolve the violent land disputes in Gbinyiri, located in the Savannah Region. This seven-member committee is tasked with creating a peace plan within one month. Interior Minister Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka inaugurated the committee in Accra, stating that its formation was ordered by the National Security Council due to the rising conflict that began on August 23, 2025, in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District and spread to nearby villages. The clashes have resulted in numerous fatalities, property destruction, and the displacement of over 50,000 individuals. Emmanuel Bombande, a recognized expert in conflict resolution, will chair…

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President John Dramani Mahama is set to face the media wednesday, Wednesday, September 10, in his maiden engagement since beginning his second term in office. The highly anticipated encounter, which will be held at the Presidency at 8am, is expected to cover a wide range of pressing national issues, including tribal conflicts, the performance of the Cedi, the recent removal of the Chief Justice, and the ongoing fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey. A statement from the Ministry of Government Communications, signed by Minister Felix Kwakye Ofosu, confirmed the engagement, stating it will provide a unique platform for…

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