The founder and CEO of the Atta Mills Institute, Samuel Koku Anyidoho, reacted angrily to a brother of John Evans Atta Mills who questioned his commitment to the late president’s legacy. Following Samuel Atta Mills’ suspicions that Koku had interfered with the late president’s tomb, Anyidoho made the aforementioned statement. …
Read More »Koku Anyidoho asserts that Atta Mills’ tomb has not been tampered with
Samuel Koku Anyidoho, the head of the Atta Mills Institute and a former adviser to former president John Evans Atta Mills, has refuted accusations of tampering with the late President’s tomb. Samuel Atta-Mills, a member of parliament for Komenda-Edina-Eguafo Abirem and the brother of the late president, spoke to the …
Read More »We’ve not desecrated the body of Atta Mills-Coastal Development Authority
The former president John Evans Atta Mills’ body was not desecrated, as claimed by the Coastal Development Authority (CODA). The Asomdwe Park is now undergoing renovations by CODA. The former president John Evans Atta Mills’ body was not desecrated, as claimed by the Coastal Development Authority (CODA). The Asomdwe Park …
Read More »Government owes Buffer Stock Company suppliers over GHC340m – Education Minister
According to the Ministry of Education, the federal government owes more than GHC 340 million to Buffer Stock Company’s suppliers. This information was provided by Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, Minister of Education, in response to inquiries from Dr. Clement Apaak, Member of Parliament for Builsa South, in Parliament. The Minister …
Read More »Parliament approves $750 million loan agreement with Afrexim Bank
Parliament has approved a $750 million loan arrangement with the Afrexim Bank for funding infrastructure projects and budget support, despite a last-minute attempt to stop the move on quorum-related grounds. The loan is a component of a $1 billion facility that the government is using to bolster its reserves and …
Read More »According to polls, 76 percent of Ghanaians think Akufo-Addo is ruining the country
According to a recent survey by Global Info Analytics, a staggering 76 percent of Ghanaians think their country is going in the wrong path, while only 16 percent think it is. When compared to a poll conducted in April 2022, where 67 percent of respondents believed the country was moving …
Read More »Ghana has not carried out any death penalty since 1992”-Francis Sosu
Francis Xavier Sosu, a member of parliament for Madina, claimed that despite having the capital penalty on its statute books for a very long time, Ghana had never carried out an execution under the 1992 fourth Republican Constitution. On Tuesday, July 19, 2022, the 1st Deputy Speaker received a call …
Read More »If elections were held right now, Mahama would win by a margin of 58 percent -Global InfoAnalytics
According to a recent survey by Global InfoAnalytics in July 2022, John Mahama of the opposition National Democratic Congress is in a commanding lead in his campaign to take over as president once more in 2025. According to the poll, John Mahama currently has a 27 percent advantage against incumbent …
Read More »Over 16.9 million Ghanaians have signed up for Ghana Cards, according to NIA
As of July 13, 2022, more than 16.9 million Ghanaians had already registered for the Ghana Card, according to the National Identification Authority (NIA). Prof. Kenneth Agyeman Attafuah, executive secretary of the NIA, is dissatisfied that some people have turned to getting police statements to have their cards reissued even …
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