Mahama won’t feed students expired rice or unwholesome food
Dr. Clement Abas Apaak, MP/PC, Builsa South Constituency, Deputy Ranking Member on Education Committee, and the NDC Manifesto Spokesperson on Education, has assured Ghanaians that... Read More
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24-Hour Economy:The Vision for a Thriving Economy in Ghana
John Mahama’s vision for a 24-hour economy represents a transformative approach to addressing youth unemployment in Ghana. By fostering an environment where businesses can operate... Read More
Americans have shown it. In this 2024 Elections, don’t vote for the mates- Dr. Lawrence Appiah writes
Like joke, like joke, so Dr. Bawumiah couldn’t (not didn’t) answer the five basic economic questions John Mahama asked him? As a voter, what did... Read More
Case Studies: Forensic Audits in Other Countries
When discussing the potential impact of forensic audits on Ghana’s economic landscape, it’s insightful to examine case studies from other countries that have undertaken similar... Read More
The Role of Civil Society in Supporting Mahama’s Forensic Audit
In the face of economic challenges and widespread poverty, civil society plays a pivotal role in ensuring that John Mahama’s promise of a forensic audit... Read More
Historical Context: Monetary Mismanagement in Ghana
To fully understand the implications of John Mahama’s bold promise for a forensic audit into Ghana’s monetary mismanagement, it is essential to delve into the... Read More
Public Response and Reception of Mahama’s Port Fees Rationalisation Blueprint
The public response to John Mahama’s blueprint for rationalising port fees has been a blend of optimism and skepticism, reflecting the diverse perspectives of Ghanaians... Read More
Key Economic Indicators In Ghana: What They Reveal
In the current political landscape, key economic indicators serve as crucial barometers of a nation’s financial health and societal well-being. As John Mahama emphasises his... Read More
John Mahama Reminds Bawumia: “It’s the Economy, Stupid!” – A Call to Focus on Economic Realities
In the vibrant landscape of Ghanaian politics, few phrases resonate as powerfully as “It’s the economy, stupid!” Originally coined during Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign, this... Read More
Zug-Raan of Kusaug directs all assemblies and departments in Kusaug to remain open to govt business
Naba Asigri Abugrago Azoka II, the Zug-Raan of Kusaug, has issued a directive that all district assemblies and government departments in the Kusaug Traditional Area... Read More
Invest equally in girls’ and boys’ education – Dr. Apaak to parents and guardians 
Dr. Apaak lauds top three female 2025 WASSCE candidates 
CLAP FOR CLOGSAG: 100% NPP agenda… – Prince-Derek Adjei writes 
Allegations of inflated-priced laptops, sole-sourced office renovation works are false – GoldBod