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The US-China trade war has surged into a new and potentially destabilizing phase as Beijing retaliated with sweeping 84% tariffs on American imports, mirroring President Donald Trump’s earlier tariff escalation...

Constitutional Lawyer Kwame Adofo has cautioned against the increasing politicization of Ghana’s judiciary, particularly in relation to the ongoing petition seeking the removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo. Reacting to...

Dr. Samuel Afriyie, a political marketing expert at Kumasi Technical University (KSTU), has issued a strong rebuke of the recent operations conducted by the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB), warning that...

The Minister of Communications and Digital Technology, Samuel Nartey George, addressed the media earlier today on key innovations and developments within the communications sector. His press briefing covered a wide...

Tensions flared in Ghana’s political landscape as the Minority in Parliament rallied to prevent what they described as an attempted arrest of Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, the Ranking Member of...

Minister of Communications, Sam George, has declared that the government will withdraw the frequency authorization of media houses that continue to broadcast unwholesome content. Speaking during a press briefing on...

The Africa Institute on Governance and Security (AIGS) has expressed grave concern over the findings of a recent survey conducted by Musa Dankwah of Global Info Analytics, which revealed that...

Former Minister for Works and Housing, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has emphasized that unity within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) cannot be achieved by the efforts of a single individual. In...

James Gyakye Quayson, the Member of Parliament for Assin North, has been acquitted and discharged by the High Court, bringing an end to a protracted legal battle over allegations that...

The Suame District Court has remanded seven military officers into custody for two weeks following their alleged involvement in the assault and subsequent deaths of two civilians, reportedly over a...