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Agyepong’s Campaign Manager Defects to BawumiaBy Prince AhenkorahA seismic shift in Ghana’s opposition politics has rocked the New Patriotic Party (NPP) primaries race, as Ofosu Asamoah former Kade MP and Kwabena Agyepong’s campaign manager has publicly defected to former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s camp.The announcement came at a packed campaign rally, Asamoah’s debut alongside Bawumia since the switch, underscoring deepening fractures within the party ahead of the January 31, 2026, presidential primaries.Asamoah framed his move as a calculated pivot, born of close observation during his tenure with Agyepong. “I’ve watched the campaigns unfold, and things haven’t panned out as…

NDC Firebrand Blasts Zipline as Overpriced FraudBy Nelson AyivorWonder Madilo, prominent voice in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) communication team, has launched a fierce attack on the controversial Zipline contract, fuelling fresh political fire over Ghana’s medical drone delivery system.Backing the call by Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga to scrap the contract, Madilo branded it a “cosmetic approach” that masks deep-rooted corruption and mismanagement in the Ghana Health Service (GHS).The NDC insider slammed the former NPP administration for opting to procure drones in 2018 instead of fixing Ghana’s ailing drug logistics infrastructure. “You bought drones as a quick fix for an…

Workers Demand DG’s Suspension Ahead Of ProbeTNR Front DeskGhana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) staff have escalated pressure on the state broadcaster’s leadership, demanding that Director-General Prof. Amin Alhassan step aside immediately to safeguard a presidentially ordered forensic audit into the alleged vanishing of US$3.6 million earmarked for coverage of the 13th All-Africa Games.The call, channelled through the Public Service Workers Union (PSWU) of the Trades Union Congress (TUC)of which the GBC union is an affiliate was formally conveyed to President John Mahama in a November 25 letter signed by PSWU General Secretary Bernard Adjei. It warns that Alhassan’s continued tenure, as…

Engages in Social media war with Journalistfront deskA bitter battle of egos is raging between investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni and the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s (OSP) Director of Strategy and Research, Lawyer Sammy Darko. The flashpoint? The explosive Strategic Mobilization Limited (SML) contract scandal linked to the previous Akufo-Addo administration.Openly jousting across social media platforms, the dispute has morphed into a no-holds-barred war of words centring on who truly exposed the SML corrupt deal. Yet what has become equally gripping and concerning is the increasingly talkative nature of Sammy Darko himself.Sources within the OSP describe Darko’s constant venting…

Gambles on Raw Sex as HIV Alarm Bells Ring Loud By Prince AhenkorahA recent World Health Organization (WHO) report has sounded alarm bells across continents: condom use among adolescents is declining sharply, exposing a generation to heightened risks of HIV, sexually transmitted infections, and unintended pregnancies.The Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study, surveying over 242,000 fifteen-year-olds from 42 countries between 2014 and 2022, reveals a disturbing trend. Condom use at last intercourse among boys fell from 70% to 61%, while among girls it dropped from 63% to 57%. Even more troubling: nearly a third of teens admitted to using…

Health Minister Slams Scandalous Drone Rip-Off DealBy Prince AhenkorahTaxpayers are being fleeced blind by the so-called “lifesaver” Zipline drone service, which has turned into a flying farce hauling condoms, mosquito nets, and even school uniforms instead of the emergency medical supplies it was meant to deliver!In a bombshell exposé at the Government Accountability Series on December 1, Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh ripped the lid off the mess, revealing a laundry list of non-essential junk being airlifted: blood-donor cards, junk food supplements, sticky tapes, syringes, needles, textbooks you name it, Zipline’s delivering it, but not the life-or-death stuff Ghanaians desperately…

Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed government’s commitment to accelerating Ghana’s industrialisation agenda, describing it as a key pathway to economic independence, resilience, and long-term prosperity. Speaking at the 14th AGI Ghana Industry and Quality Awards held on Saturday, 29th November 2025, in Accra, the Vice President committed said industrial growth remains central to the government’s transformational policies, including the proposed 24-hour economy. Prof. Opoku-Agyemang explained that the 24-hour economy policy is designed to incentivise businesses—particularly manufacturing and light industries—to operate in shifts around the clock. This, she noted, would boost productivity, maximise resource use, and create more…

. Business Registration Takes 1-6months By Philip Antoh The Institute for Liberty and Policy Innovation (ILAPI) has disclosed that many Ghanaian businesses struggle to progress from Micro to Small to Medium, or sometimes even face collapse early on due to the bottleneck methods used by regulatory bodies. Research by ILAPI indicates that a businessman looking to enter the manufacturing sector in Ghana requires around 13 different certificates, including licenses and permits, while those in the ICT and tourism/hospitality sectors need about six and ten certificates, respectively. According to ILAPI, these bottleneck regulatory methods hinder business growth, obstruct transitions, and ultimately…

By Nelson Ayivor Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare, a CDD-Ghana Fellow and legal scholar has offered a thoughtful reflection on the ongoing national debate over religious rights in mission-founded public schools, urging Christians and educational institutions to return to a tradition of hospitality that once defined Ghana’s mission school system. Drawing from his own experiences as a product of St. Augustine’s College and St. Peter’s School—both mission institutions—Professor Asare emphasized that the ethos that shaped generations of students was rooted in confidence, openness, and a welcoming Christian spirit. Those values, he noted, are undermined by recent public statements from the Ghana…

By Nelson Ayivor Government Spokesperson, Felix Kwakye Ofosu has defended the Mahama administration’s decision to provide public updates on sensitive petitions involving public office holders, insisting that the shift toward openness is a deliberate effort to strengthen public trust. His comments followed growing national interest in whether the Presidency has received a petition from Electoral Commission (EC) staff member Joseph Blankson Adumadzie, who is seeking the removal of the EC Chairperson, Madam Jean Mensa, and her two deputies. Kwakye Ofosu explained that the Presidency has “not yet confirmed” receiving the petition, noting that such documents typically pass through the Secretary…