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IMANI Cautions Mahama: Don’t Sack IGP Dampare

Prominent members of IMANI Africa, including Vice President Kofi Bentil and Founding President Franklin Cudjoe, have warned President John Dramani Mahama against dismissing the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare.Kofi Bentil, in a Facebook post, compared the situation to the controversial removal of former Auditor-General Daniel Domelevo under the previous government. He urged Mahama to avoid repeating past mistakes and respect due process. Bentil emphasized that Dr. Dampare has been professional and effective in his role, and removing him without cause would set a bad precedent.Franklin Cudjoe also defended Dampare’s leadership, calling him a "consummate professional" who has significantly improved the Ghana Police Service. He stressed the need to prioritize competence over political interests, warning that Ghana must not sacrifice professionalism for partisanship.Both IMANI leaders called on Mahama to wait for the Supreme Court’s ruling on May 7, […]

Edem 4Style March 13, 2025

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Ghana National Chamber of Pharmacy Calls for Punitive Measures Against Tramadol 225 Abuse

The Ghana National Chamber of Pharmacy is urging authorities to impose punitive measures against the illegal sale and misuse of Tramadol 225, a potent opioid that has become widely abused among the youth in Ghana. Often referred to as "RED," this drug, originally designed for severe pain management, is being misused for its stimulant and euphoric effects.The growing crisis has raised concerns over increased addiction, severe health complications, and fatalities linked to its abuse. Audrey Serwaa Bonsu, CEO of the Chamber, highlighted the need for stronger enforcement of drug laws, along with a public education campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of misuse. She also emphasized that individuals involved in the illegal trade and abuse of Tramadol should face legal consequences as a deterrent to others.With the youth often unaware of the dangers, the Chamber advocates for both legal […]

Edem 4Style March 12, 2025

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Indonesian TikToker Sentenced for Blasphemy Over Haircut Comment

Ratu Thalisa, a Muslim transgender TikTok influencer with over 442,000 followers, was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for comments she made during a livestream. Responding to a comment telling her to cut her hair, Thalisa joked about Jesus needing a haircut. This remark led to accusations of blasphemy from Christian groups, ultimately resulting in a conviction for spreading hatred under Indonesia’s controversial Electronic Information and Transactions (EIT) Law.The court ruling has sparked widespread condemnation from human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, who called the verdict a violation of Thalisa’s freedom of expression. Despite Thalisa’s apology, the court found her comments could disrupt public order and religious harmony. The case has ignited concerns over the EIT law's impact on free speech in Indonesia, with calls for its revision to protect individual rights online.

Edem 4Style March 12, 2025

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Mahama Secures Release of Trucks Amid Burkina Faso’s Cereal Export Ban

Ghana, President Mahama, Burkina Faso, cereal export, trade relationsIn response to the ongoing cereal export ban imposed by Burkina Faso, former President John Dramani Mahama has successfully intervened to secure the release of seized trucks transporting goods to Ghana. Larry Gbevlo-Lartey, Ghana’s Special Envoy to the Alliance of Sahel States, confirmed the development on March 12, 2025. This diplomatic effort aims to ease trade tensions and ensure a smoother flow of goods between the two nations, which have faced challenges due to the ban on Burkina Faso’s cereal exports.Mahama’s involvement is seen as a strategic move to protect Ghana's economic interests and strengthen regional cooperation amidst the trade disruption.

Edem 4Style March 12, 2025

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Burkina Faso Invests $70 Million in Ghana Hydrocarbon Depot to Enhance Energy Security

Burkina Faso has made a strategic move to strengthen its energy security by acquiring the Tema Multi-Purpose Terminal hydrocarbon depot in Ghana for $70 million. This acquisition, involving the National Hydrocarbons Company (SONABHY), aims to expand the country’s storage capacity and ensure a reliable energy supply. The depot is already operational, providing Burkina Faso with a key storage facility outside its borders, offering a backup in case of disruptions in other supply routes. This move also reduces costs by decreasing dependence on third-party depots.

Edem 4Style March 12, 2025

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The Musk-Trump Nexus: Power, Corruption, and the Battle for Democracy

The Silent Coup: Is Democracy Under Siege?In an era of misinformation and unchecked influence, the connection between Elon Musk and Donald Trump raises pressing concerns. As corporate power intertwines with political ambition, we must ask: Are we witnessing the slow dismantling of democratic accountability?The Judiciary on Trial: Complicity or Coincidence?Recent Supreme Court rulings have raised eyebrows, with decisions seemingly favoring Trump. From Clarence Thomas’s ethics controversies to Chief Justice John Roberts’s strategic rulings, the courts appear entangled in a dangerous game of political influence. Is the justice system being weaponized to protect the powerful?Elon Musk: Mastermind or Megalomaniac?Musk’s control over finance, technology, and public perception is staggering. Under investigation by multiple agencies, he continues to wield immense power with little resistance. Has he effectively neutralized regulatory bodies, making himself untouchable?The Republican Machine: A Cult of Power?Trump’s grip on the Republican […]

Edem 4Style March 12, 2025

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Mahama to IMF and World Bank: Stay Out of Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ Debate

In a recent Bloomberg interview, former President John Dramani Mahama urged multilateral institutions like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to refrain from influencing Ghana’s domestic policies, particularly when it comes to the controversial anti-LGBTQ+ legislation currently under discussion in parliament. Mahama argued that these institutions should focus on their economic mandates and not impose cultural values on Ghana.Mahama’s comments came as speculation grew that the World Bank and IMF might withdraw financial support if Ghana proceeds with the anti-LGBTQ+ bill. Despite potential financial consequences, Mahama maintained that these institutions should not dictate cultural matters, emphasizing the diversity of cultures around the world.While Ghana’s parliament is considering a revised version of the anti-LGBTQ+ bill, Mahama advocated for broader stakeholder consultations to ensure inclusivity in decision-making. He also emphasized that promoting family values should be done through education, […]

Edem 4Style March 12, 2025

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Minority Slams Government Over Betting Tax and VAT Claims in 2025 Budget

In response to the 2025 Fiscal Policy, the Minority in Ghana's Parliament has criticized the government's proposed tax reforms. Dr. Amin Adams, the Karaga MP and former finance minister, accused the government of misleading the public by claiming they had abolished the VAT on motor insurance and the betting tax. According to Dr. Adams, the previous administration had never implemented these taxes, making their removal a non-issue.He pointed out that the betting tax, which the government claimed to have abolished, had never been collected in the first place. As for the VAT on motor insurance, Dr. Adams said the government was attempting to trick Ghanaians by reintroducing VAT on non-life insurance while exempting motor insurance, which had always been VAT-exempt.The Minority's criticism stems from a broader concern that these "tax cuts" were nothing more than a smokescreen. Dr. Ato Forson, […]

Edem 4Style March 11, 2025

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Ghana Scraps E-Levy and Other Taxes in 2025 Budget

Ghana, 2025 Budget, E-Levy, Tax Reform, Business GrowthIn a significant move, Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, unveiled the 2025 budget with a major tax overhaul aimed at easing financial pressures on citizens and fostering business growth. The government has decided to remove several taxes, including the controversial Electronic Transfer Levy (E-levy) and the Betting Tax, which have been major points of contention in recent years.The scrapped taxes include:A 10% withholding tax on lottery winnings (Betting Tax)A 1% E-levy on digital transactionsThe 10% withholding tax on betting activitiesEmissions Levy on industries and vehiclesVAT on motor vehicle insurance policiesA 1.5% withholding tax on unprocessed gold by small-scale minersThese tax removals, originally introduced to expand the government’s revenue base, are now being reversed to alleviate financial burdens on households and support business operations. Dr. Forson emphasized that the aim is to […]

Edem 4Style March 11, 2025

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Bank of Ghana Seeks GH₵53 Billion Bailout to Address Financial Challenges

In a significant announcement during the presentation of the 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy on March 11, 2025, Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson revealed that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) is requesting a GH₵53 billion bailout to resolve its financial difficulties caused by negative equity.Dr. Forson highlighted the central bank's dire need for substantial financial support to stabilize its operations and address the ongoing challenges. He explained that the bailout request is critical to help restore BoG’s financial health and ensure it can continue its functions effectively.Fiscal Pressures and Government ArrearsDr. Forson also addressed the wider fiscal challenges the government faces. He disclosed that as of December 2024, Ghana's total arrears had risen to GH₵67.5 billion, equivalent to 5.2% of the country’s GDP. A significant portion of this amount—GH₵21 billion—is attributed to the road sector.The Finance Minister expressed […]

Edem 4Style March 11, 2025

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