Court grants EOCO warrant to arrest Manhyia South MP Baffour Awuah
The MP says the inquiry concerns a former client of his law firm and that he is not its target, while EOCO says he ignored two February invitations.
The MP says the inquiry concerns a former client of his law firm and that he is not its target, while EOCO says he ignored two February invitations.
Wisdom Kofi Dogbey says the shortened name in headlines could wrongly tie him to fraud and money laundering allegations.
The poll by a Kumasi Technical University researcher also shows Justin Kodua and Nana B leading their races, with several contests open.
The ex-Attorney-General says the supposed arrangement shows the executive reaching into Ghana's Judiciary.
Delegations from Kenya, Nigeria and several other African countries are lined up for the three-day gathering at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City.
The Police Professional Standards Bureau is now looking into the conduct of the patrol team members, who hold ranks from inspector to constable.
Inspector-General Christian Tetteh Yohuno told the Okada Riders Association of Ghana to register its members and teach safe riding.
Ranking Member Vincent Ekow Assafuah wants itemised costs, FIFA receipts and donations traced after the Sports Minister's briefing to the committee.
The Minority Leader urged party communicators to check facts and stay on policy issues as the 2028 election approaches, and an NDC official rejected his claims.
The caucus says it will not sit down with the minister until the government accounts for nearly GH₵50 million spent on the exercise.
Social Protection Minister Agnes Naa Momo Lartey also reported bigger LEAP cash transfers, though several of her figures have been carried by one publication only.
He received the party's elections committee at his office and promised to attend its 2026 National Delegates Conference.
Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak also plans to meet the French ambassador and warns that reforms will fail without a change in attitude among personnel.
The presidential spokesperson urged the public to avoid speculation and said anyone found involved would not be protected by party ties.
The panel must rework the plan's targets and funding routes, and propose who delivers projects from national to district level.
Beneficiaries are being paid the first two 2026 cycles together, with grants now set between GH₵380 and GH₵630 for each two-month period.
The curriculum body says staff who joined the Cape Coast programme went as private participants, not as its delegates.
The party says a 147-article overhaul is too big for government drafting alone, and it opposes a five-year presidential term.
Detectives say phone and mobile money records point to people who paid for the circulation of the content, and that a UK-based account holder has been identified.
The CID chief said officers know who is bankrolling the TikTok account, though GhPage reported that no names were given.
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