Academic says Chief Justice's remarks raise questions about judicial neutrality
Dr Mohammed Ibn Mukhtar argues in an opinion piece that judges may speak publicly but must keep the confidence of citizens in their impartiality.
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Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin says the caucus is not interfering with the investigation but accuses EOCO of intimidating opposition figures.
Dr Mohammed Ibn Mukhtar argues in an opinion piece that judges may speak publicly but must keep the confidence of citizens in their impartiality.
Christopher Beyereh says foreign digital services will be taxed at payment through banks and mobile money firms, while the Minority has warned of higher costs.
Organisers say a wide line-up of acts will play live on 22 October, with the winner named at the end of the evening.
The agency says the pause is temporary and does not cover people flagged on serious criminal or security grounds.
An unsigned opinion piece proposes a national account and a procurement framework to measure what Ghanaian developers produce.
Boakye Agyarko leads in two surveys, while another poll has John Boadu in front among the four men on the ballot.
An armed alliance says it carried out drone strikes on the capital, while Afar's deputy governor accuses Eritrea of backing an attack on the regional administration.
The rapper says African artists should invent fresh forms instead of labelling every creation with the same prefix.
Eric Opoku says irrigation and fertiliser support are meant to work together to make farm output more dependable.
Acting Vice Chancellor Prof. Ebenezer Malcalm says the deal will widen the university's industry links and give students hands-on training.
The tax authority says the payment-time system adds no new levy, while the Minority earlier raised double-taxation worries.
The operators had turned down an order to leave within a day, pointing to a court case over who owns the land.
Ultrasound, X-ray and oxygen equipment is being supplied under the Fund's Day of Giving initiative, part of its first-anniversary activities.
In an Independence Day message, he praised President Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda and promised to put security first in Edo.
Ghana have no points from their first two 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, losing to Côte d'Ivoire and then The Gambia.
The Interior Minister says the facility will bring healthcare closer to residents and announced plans for multipurpose AstroTurf parks at Ayigya, Tafo and Aboaso.
Ethiopia is said to have closed its mission in Asmara and sent away 10 Eritrean diplomats, while Eritrea says it was left with no option but to retaliate.
Joseph Nelson points to rising electricity demand, while the company says it is negotiating with government and is optimistic about a longer deal.
Gamor says his bid rests on unity, transparency, grassroots development and better communication within the party.
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