GETFund has not suspended any projects - Dr Richard Ampofo Boadu

In a rare scene in Parliament today, both National Democratic Congress (NDC) and New Patriotic Party (NPP) MPs have taken up seats on the majority side of the House, leaving the minority side completely vacant

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The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Bagbin is expected to rule on petition to declare four parliamentary seats vacant with barely two months to the election in December.

A weekday news agenda-setting programme that provides news analysis and updates, breaking news and developing stories; drawing on trending social, political and economic issues.

A weekday news agenda-setting programme that provides news analysis and updates, breaking news and developing stories; drawing on trending social, political and economic issues.

A weekday news agenda-setting programme that provides news analysis and updates, breaking news and developing stories; drawing on trending social, political and economic issues.

Printing of Notices of Poll starts today, not Ballot Papers - EC to NDC.

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) has declared an indefinite strike, effective October 10, 2024, following an overwhelming vote in favour of industrial action to support a nationwide ban on mining and prospecting activities in ecologically sensitive areas.

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5TH Edition- Application of Renewable Energy Technologies in Solving Land Degradation and Water Pollution

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Concerned citizens against galamsey are protesting along some the principal streets of Accra, calling for government action against illegal mining and the release of individuals arrested during the “Stop Galamsey Now” protest.

The Opposition National Democratic Congress softens its stance on the need to conduct a forensic audit on the voter's register.

Electoral Commission holds IPAC meeting on provisional Voters' Register.

PURC increases electricity and water tariffs effective October 1

The Ghana Police Service denies allegations that a pregnant woman was among those arrested during the “Stop Galamsey Now” protests.

Mortuary workers have halted their services due to a lack of PPE, unpaid salaries, and other issues, joining the growing number of worker unions that are either on strike or considering it.

Constitutional Review Consultative Committee proposes that Members of Parliament who want to become ministers must be made to resign from parliament. Paraphrase this sentence

The Presidential candidates of the All Peoples Congress Mr Hassan Ayariga and The Liberal Party of Ghana Mr Kofi Akpaloo go at each other in a presidential debate to explain their policies and ideas to the good people of Ghana ahead of the 2024 polls.

The Ghana Police Service says protesters arrested during the "Stop Galamsay Now" protest will be put before court, revealing that it has so far arrested 42 protesters.

The Electoral Commission is caught in a difficult position as the NDC calls for a forensic audit of the voter register, while the NPP warns of a demonstration if the Commission complies with the NDC's request, resulting in rising tensions.

Democracy hub - organizers of the "Fix the Country" demonstrations have announced plans to take to the streets in the coming days, citing the government's failure to address the worsening illegal mining crisis and its devastating impact on the environment and water bodies.