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President Akufo-Addo Warns Against Risks to Agenda 111 Projects President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has voiced concerns about the future of the Agenda 111 hospital projects, highlighting the possibility of abandonment if the National Democratic Congress (NDC) wins the 2024 elections. Speaking in the Ashanti Region, the President noted that the NDC’s history of opposing the initiative raises fears they may halt its progress, jeopardizing critical healthcare infrastructure. President’s Concerns President Akufo-Addo emphasized his administration’s achievements in advancing the Agenda 111 initiative, citing completed or near-complete projects like the Sewua Infectious Disease Centre, Komfo Anokye Maternity and Children’s Hospital, and…

Press Statement For Immediate Release November 23, 2024 The People of Ablekuma West Deserve Better: Addressing the Erosion Crisis at Shiabu and Leadership Failures The National Democratic Congress in the Ablekuma West Constituency has observed, with great concern, the devastating impact of the recent sea erosion at Shiabu, which has rendered a critical road impassable and severely disrupted transportation for residents. This incident has once again highlighted the appalling neglect of our constituency under the leadership of Mrs Ursula Owusu Ekuful, the Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West. The situation in Shiabu is dire. For several days, the people have…

As election 2024 draws near, the Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency is witnessing an intense contest between incumbent MP Lydia Seyram Alhassan and actor-turned-politician John Dumelo. Alhassan, leveraging creative strategies, recently drove a University of Ghana campus shuttle to connect directly with students. She also initiated free driving lessons for registered voters in the constituency and offered licenses upon completion. Election 2024: Lydia Alhassan Drives UG Campus Shuttle to Engage Students John Dumelo, her closest rival, has focused on addressing student needs. He has assisted over 42 tertiary students with fees, provided laptops, and distributed grocery-filled chop boxes to senior high…

2024 Election: As Ghana gears up for its general elections, the political atmosphere is charged with allegations of mismanagement, economic hardship, and public outcry over persistent challenges. Among the most pressing issues is the return of “Dumsor” (erratic power outages), which critics attribute to the government’s failure to settle debts owed to Independent Power Producers (IPPs). Despite Ghana’s capacity to generate sufficient electricity, some power plants have shut down due to non-payment, forcing the country to import electricity from Ivory Coast. This situation undermines the government’s claims of maintaining a stable power supply. 2024 Election Diary Adding to the controversy…

2024 – Ghana’s multiparty system, smaller parties struggle with visibility2024 – Ghana’s multiparty system, smaller parties struggle with visibilityThe 2024 Ghana election is shaping up to be one of the most significant events in the country’s democratic history. Scheduled for December 7, 2024, Ghanaians will head to the polls to elect a president and members of parliament. This election will mark another milestone in Ghana’s reputation as a beacon of African democracy. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming elections. Key Dates for the 2024 Ghana Election Voter Registration: Voter registration began earlier this year, and the Electoral…

An Accra High Court recently dismissed an injunction An Accra High Court recently dismissed an injunction filed by the Yellow Ghana Movement, aiming to stop the Electoral Commission (EC) from printing election materials for Ghana’s upcoming December 7 elections. The injunction was brought by lawyer Martin Kpebu on behalf of disqualified presidential candidate Samuel Apea-Danquah, who argued that his exclusion from the election violated his fundamental rights to be informed and to respond to the disqualification grounds. Apea-Danquah maintained that the EC did not provide him an opportunity to correct alleged errors in his application, asserting that the EC’s decision…

The Church of England faces escalating calls for accountability amid ongoing abuse scandals The Church of England faces rising demands for accountability after Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, resigned amid backlash over a high-profile abuse scandal. Welby’s resignation follows a report on failings in handling allegations against John Smyth, a barrister and volunteer who abused over 100 young people at Christian camps. Smyth’s case involved multiple layers of cover-up over the years, and Welby acknowledged his failure to ensure a thorough investigation, which prompted him to step down. Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell, the Church’s second-highest official, emphasized that some…

Donald Trump’s reelection in 2024 raises complex questions about the legal cases he currently faces. At the federal level, Trump could potentially end his legal jeopardy by appointing a new attorney general who might drop ongoing investigations or charges. This could impact his cases related to election interference and classified documents. However, state-level cases, such as those in New York and Georgia, would be beyond his presidential powers, including the inability to issue pardons for state convictions. State prosecutors could still pursue these cases, but legal experts anticipate efforts to delay or even dismiss proceedings while Trump is in office,…

A private legal practitioner has taken legal action to stop the Ghanaian government from borrowing through treasury bills without parliamentary approval. This injunction, filed at the Supreme Court, contends that the government’s issuance of treasury bills is unconstitutional as it bypasses necessary legislative oversight mandated by the 1992 Constitution. The legal filing argues that continued borrowing without approval risks further economic strain. The case, which names Ghana’s Attorney General as the defendant, also highlights breaches of the Bank of Ghana Act (Section 30) and the Public Financial Management Act (Section 61). These laws require that government debt instruments, including loans…

The World Map Of Social Networks In 2024|| In 2024, the social media landscape is as diverse and dynamic as ever, reflecting the unique preferences and cultural nuances of users around the world. Imagine a global map that highlights the dominant social networks in various regions, showcasing how different platforms have captured the hearts and minds of people everywhere. Facebook continues to reign supreme in many parts of the world, including North America, South America, Europe, and parts of Africa. With its massive user base and wide range of features, from connecting with friends to participating in groups, Facebook remains…