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Nurses and Midwives Call Off Strike Following Parliament Talks

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has officially suspended its nationwide strike following what it described as a “very fruitful” meeting with Parliament’s Select Committee on Health on Thursday, June 12, 2025. Nurses and midwives are set to return to work on Saturday, June 14. 1. Strike Overview & Cause The strike began June 2 with symbolic red bands, escalating to a full withdrawal of services by June 9. GRNMA demanded full implementation of the 2024 Collective Agreement, which includes allowances and welfare improvements. 2. Parliamentary Intervention Parliament’s Health Committee convened with GRNMA leaders on June 12, outlining a clear framework for resolving outstanding issues. The Association termed the engagement “very fruitful,” setting the stage for structured implementation of their demands. 3. Return to Duty & Follow-Up GRNMA leadership directed all members to resume work on June 14 […]

Ahmad June 13, 2025

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GH¢548 Million ‘Ghost Names’ Scandal Rocks National Service Scheme – AG Speaks

Ghana’s Attorney‑General and Minister for Justice, Dominic Ayine, has exposed a staggering GH¢548.3 million siphoned from the National Service Scheme (NSS) through a fraudulent “ghost names” payroll scheme spanning six years. 1. How the Fraud Worked Investigators identified 81,885 ghost names added to the NSS payroll, facilitating monthly fraudulent payments of over GH¢50 million. Ghost workers were supported with fabricated IDs and index numbers, bypassing system checks. 2. Scope of Financial Loss The total fraud occurred between 2018 and 2024, with over GH¢350 million lost just during the 2022/23 service year . 3. Who’s Involved 12 suspects, including former NSS Executive Director Mustafa Yusif, ex-Director-General Osei Assibey Antwi, and former Deputy Executive Director Gifty Oware-Mensah, are facing prosecution . A network of vendors also colluded by billing for undelivered goods and services, receiving millions with no verifiable evidence . 4. Broader Corruption Ties […]

Ahmad June 13, 2025

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State Enterprises Must Sign Performance Contracts, SIGA Insists

1. Mandatory Contracts for SOEs Under the SIGA Act 990, the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA) requires all specified state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to annually negotiate and sign performance contracts. These agreements outline targets and measurable deliverables—backed by legal penalties for non-compliance 2. Digitalisation KPIs Now Included SIGA is updating contract frameworks to include digitalisation key performance indicators (KPIs)—pushed by its Director-General Amb. Edward Boateng. Partners like NITA aim to drive efficiency through digital transformation . 3. Scale of Compliance & Enforcement In 2023, over 70 specified entities—including SOEs and joint ventures—signed performance contracts; the numbers have steadily risen annually . President Akufo‑Addo (Sept 2024) emphasized that signing, producing audited financials, and enforcing these contracts are non-negotiable . Vice‑President Bawumia confirmed the contracts align with public financial regulations—they’re statutory, not optional . 4. Consequences for Non-Compliance SIGA now enforces penalties for […]

Ahmad June 13, 2025

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WAEC Arrests 16 Over 2025 BECE Malpractice, Including 12 Invigilators

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has confirmed the arrest of 16 individuals for malpractice during the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Those arrested include 12 invigilators, one supervisor, and three outsiders involved in leaking exam content. 1. Nature of the Offences According to WAEC’s Head of Public Affairs, the invigilators were caught taking snapshots of exam questions and sharing them with accomplices to aid candidates. Investigations are ongoing into other reported incidents of malpractice during the exam period. 2. Regional Distribution Greater Accra: 1 invigilator arrested Bono East: 6 invigilators Ashanti: 1 invigilator Bono: 2 invigilatorsThese figures add to a total of 12 invigilators implicated, alongside a supervisor and external individuals reportedly believed to have facilitated cheating. 3. WAEC’s Enhanced Security Measures WAEC’s National Office (led by Dr. Rosemond Wilson) has instituted tighter exam integrity protocols. These include: […]

Ahmad June 13, 2025

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Wa Court Jails Teenager 20 Years for Armed Robbery of Motorbike and Cash

The Wa Circuit Court has sentenced 19-year-old Adams Hamidu, also known as Gyida, to 20 years in prison with hard labor after he was found guilty of a violent armed robbery. The robbery, which occurred in February 2025, involved the theft of a motorbike, mobile phone, and over GH¢10,000 in cash. 1. Details of the Crime According to police statements, Hamidu and an accomplice ambushed the victim and stole: A blue Honda motorbike valued at GH¢20,000 A Tecno mobile phone worth GH¢1,300 A cash sum of GH¢10,800 2. Apprehension & Trial Hamidu was arrested on June 1, 2025 during a police operation in Domowaa, Wa West District. Prosecutors from the Upper West Regional Police Command presented the case, leading to his conviction on charges of violent armed robbery. 3. Sentence & Enforcement Presiding over the hearing on June 5, 2025, the court […]

Ahmad June 12, 2025

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New Era for Aluminium Industry: GIADEC Granted 6 Mining Leases

Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) has been granted six new mining leases—including in key zones like Awaso, Nyinahin, and Kyebi—accelerating the government's vision for an integrated aluminium value chain . 1. What the Leases Cover Awaso: The Ghana Bauxite Company’s lease was ratified by Parliament in June 2024; operations date back to the 1940s. Nyinahin & Mpasaaso: ABL (a JV of GIADEC and Rocksure) secured Project 2, including community development provisions—like 1% revenue for local infrastructure—pending parliamentary approval . Kyebi: Also among the six new hill leases, covering 90 km² in the Atewa area. 2. Part of a Strategic Chain Development These leases align with Ghana's broader push—through Act 976 (2018)—to complete the full aluminium chain from bauxite mining to alumina refining to smelting, including planned refinery and VALCO modernisation . 3. Economic Upside & Local Benefits Economic boost: GIADEC […]

Ahmad June 12, 2025

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NCA Shuts Down 62 Radio Stations, Including Asaase Radio, for Regulatory Breaches

Ghana’s telecom regulator, the National Communications Authority (NCA), has shut down 62 radio stations—among them major networks such as Asaase Radio—due to regulatory breaches discovered in a recent frequency audit. The action highlights the government’s commitment to enforce licensing standards in the broadcasting sector. 1. Audit Reveals Widespread Non-Compliance During a nationwide FM frequency audit, the NCA identified dozens of stations operating without valid authorisations—either failing to renew licences, not paying required fees, or broadcasting illegally. 2. Asaase Radio & Other Major Stations Affected Among the 62 closures is Asaase Radio, operating on multiple frequencies (Accra 99.5, Kumasi 98.5, Tamale 99.7, etc.). Its shutdown demonstrates that even leading broadcasters are not exempt from compliance standards. 3. Scope of Enforcement Action The shutdown includes 62 stations broadcasting illegally. Fines imposed on hundreds of others amount to over GHC 1 billion, with daily penalties […]

Ahmad June 12, 2025

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Who Has Been Arrested by ICE Under Trump’s 2025 Term? Notable Cases & Trends

1. Enforcement Surge & Scope ICE logged 32,809 at-large arrests in Trump’s first 50 days—nearly matching all of FY 2024 (33,242) . Interior arrests spiked over 137%, with an average of 800–1,200 people detained daily during early weeks . A growing share—23%, versus 7% under Biden—were non-criminals (e.g., parents, long-term residents) washingtonpost.com. 2. High-Profile Individual Cases a. Mahmoud Khalil Columbia University student activist detained in March 2025 over pro-Palestinian speech. His visa was revoked without warrant. He was later released after a court challenge . b. Mohsen Mahdawi Another student arrested in Vermont during a citizenship interview (April 14). He’d been detained for political activism and won release by court order . c. Rümeysa Öztürk Tufts University student detained in March for criticizing Gaza response. ICE revoked her visa, moved her through multiple centers, and released her on bail in May […]

Ahmad June 11, 2025

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Trump Hails Progress With China, but Details Remain Sketchy

President Donald Trump has announced a new trade framework with China, highlighting agreements on rare earth minerals, magnets, student visas, and retaining current tariffs. However, crucial details remain uncertain pending final approval from both Trump and Xi Jinping. 1. What Trump Claims From trade discussions in London, Trump said China will resume exports of rare earth minerals and magnets to the U.S. Meanwhile, Chinese students will gain easier access to American colleges. Tariffs are said to remain—with the U.S. imposing a total 55%, while China keeps its 10% on U.S. imports. 2. Framework, Not Fully Ratified Trump described the deal as “done”—subject to sign-off by both presidents—but offered few specifics. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick referred to it as putting “meat on the bones” of earlier Geneva talks, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called it a revival of the trade […]

Ahmad June 11, 2025

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U.S. Inflation Remains Muted in May, Tariffs Show Limited Impact

In May 2025, U.S. inflation rose a modest 2.4% year-on-year, with 0.1% monthly CPI growth, aligning with forecasts and remaining well-contained—even amid ongoing tariff pressures. 1. Key CPI Metrics Headline CPI: Increased 0.1% MoM, 2.4% YoY, just below expectations of 2.5% . Core CPI (excluding food & energy): Up 0.1% monthly and 2.8% annually, tracking mostly with April . 2. Tariff Effects Remain Elusive Contrary to fears, tariff-driven inflation was minimal in May: Apparel and vehicles saw price declines. Some categories, like appliances and audio gear, had minor upticks—but overall prices stayed muted . 3. Behind the Containment Analysts cite several reasons for the limited tariff impact: Retailers sold pre-tariff inventory. Weak consumer demand discouraged passing on costs. Massive freight movements slowed price transmission . 4. Fed's Cautious Stance Federal Reserve officials, including Governors Waller and Musalem, confirmed they’re watching […]

Ahmad June 11, 2025

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