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Afaglo Urges Mahama to Extend ORAL Mandate to Probe NPP Corruption Cases

A senior member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Novihoho Afaglo, has called on President John Dramani Mahama to extend the mandate of the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) task force to further investigate corruption cases linked to former officials of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration. Afaglo praised the joint work of ORAL and the Attorney-General’s Department, calling their partnership vital in exposing alleged financial irregularities and misuse of state resources meant for national development. He stated that without ORAL’s vigilance, “Nana Akufo-Addo’s appointees could have stolen millions from the state unnoticed.” According to him, ongoing investigations initiated under Mahama’s administration have already revealed “significant wrongdoing that cannot be ignored.” Afaglo stressed that the current wave of revelations should serve as a warning to all serving public officials, urging them to remember that their roles are meant to uplift […]

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Parliament Approves Mahama’s 7 Supreme Court Nominees

On June 25, 2025, Ghana’s Parliament voted in majority to approve all seven Supreme Court nominees put forward by President John Dramani Mahama. The nominees include Justices Senyo Dzamefe, Sir Dennis Dominic Adjei, Gbeil Simon Suurbaareh, Philip Bright Mensah, Janapare Adzua Bartels‑Kodwo, Hafisata Amaleboba, and Kweku Tawiah Ackaah‑Boafo. Despite rejection at both Committee and Plenary stages by the Minority caucus, citing transparency and constitutional concerns, the nominees sailed through via a voice vote led by the Majority bloc . Background & Nominee Profiles The Appointments Committee, chaired by Bernard Ahiafor, conducted vetting last week and submitted recommendations. Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo‑Markin raised issues around the suspension of Chief Justice Torkornoo and expressed concern over perceived “court‑packing”. Supporters argue the appointments comply with constitutional requirements and help ensure a full bench amid the current judicial leadership gap. Why This Matters ReasonSignificanceJudicial […]

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Tackling mismanagement at workplaces: Speak up, protect your institutions – Mahama urges workers at May Day Parade

President John Dramani Mahama has urged workers to voice mismanagement going on in their various workplaces to help prevent the collapse of their institutions.  “Many of you work in state-owned enterprises that have been atrociously managed over the last eight years. I urge you not to keep quiet when management is driving your enterprise into ruin. “You are always the first to be affected by job losses when these institutions collapse. Your enterprise, where you work, belongs to you. They guarantee you lifelong employment, and so you must protect those enterprises. “When things are going wrong, do not be afraid to say so. As President, I will back and support you to set things right,” he said. The President was speaking at a parade to celebrate Labour Day, also known as May Day, at the Black Star Square in Accra yesterday. […]

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President Mahama pledges job creation and economic stability in May Day address

President John Dramani Mahama has pledged his administration’s commitment to creating sustainable jobs, advancing industrialisation, and stabilising Ghana’s economy through practical policy measures and labour-focused initiatives.In a message shared to mark May Day, the President paid tribute to Ghanaian workers for their dedication and underscored the importance of their role in national development. He described the labour force as “the engine of our economy, the builders of our infrastructure, and the innovators who propel us forward.” “This year’s May Day celebration under the theme ‘Striving for peace and stability to drive industrialisation, trade, and decent work for social justice’ reflects a critical truth,” he said. “We must implement forward-looking policies that not only ensure economic growth but also provide decent work and fair wages for all.”President Mahama revealed that over the past four months, his government has been pursuing strategies […]

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Minority urges traditional, religious leaders to stop President Mahama from removing Chief Justice

According to the Minority, the petitions submitted in support of the Chief Justice's removal are without merit and do not satisfy the constitutional criteria required for such action. Speaking at a press briefing on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, the Minority’s Legal Counsel and MP for Suame, John Darko, indicated that credible sources have confirmed the petitions lack substance. He emphasized the need for respected national figures to help preserve the integrity of the judiciary by discouraging any undue political interference. The caucus described the current steps being taken as a “blatant usurpation of judicial authority by the President,” warning that the process threatens the independence of the judiciary and democratic governance We are aware of plans for the invocation of article 146 (10) a to suspend the CJ and to appoint certain persons who are know sympathisers of the current […]

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Bawku Conflict: Mahama Announces Resumption of Otumfuo’s Royal-Led Peace Mediation Next Week

Speaking at a graduation ceremony at the Ghana Military Academy on Friday, April 11, the President said the Asantehene had assured him of his commitment to reconvene stakeholders and continue the peace dialogue upon his return from a brief visit abroad. “We have triggered the Otumfuo mediation process, which saw all stakeholders participate in discussions in Kumasi on a roadmap towards peace. I am assured by the Asantehene that the process will commence next week when he returns from his brief visit abroad,” he announced. He urged all parties to renew their commitment to peace, adding, “I entreat all sides to embrace peace as we dialogue to resolve these age-old disputes.” He recounted the recent violence in Bawku, where an incident in  a marketplace just two days ago led to the loss of life and destruction of property. “The flashpoint […]

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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.

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Mahama Plans to Review, Not Scrap Free SHS – Haruna Iddrisu.

Haruna Iddrisu, the Minister-Designate for Education, has clarified that President John Dramani Mahama has no intention of canceling the Free Senior High School (Free SHS) policy introduced by the Akufo-Addo administration. During his vetting by Parliament’s Appointments Committee, Iddrisu assured Ghanaians that Mahama is committed to refining and expanding the initiative for sustainability and inclusivity.Iddrisu explained that the proposed review would align the policy with constitutional mandates to ensure improved access to quality education. A stakeholder forum will be held to gather insights from educators, policymakers, and other experts to enhance the program. This move, he noted, reflects Mahama’s dedication to making Free SHS more effective and impactful while addressing its challenges.

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Domelevo Urges Mahama to Prioritize Accountability and Governance.

Former Auditor-General Daniel Yao Domelevo has called on President-Elect John Dramani Mahama to deliver good governance during his tenure. Domelevo highlighted the mandate given to Mahama and his parliamentary majority as an opportunity to implement impactful policies. He advised against exploiting the majority for partisan interests and emphasized enacting constitutional reforms to enhance governance.He also advocated for separating the Attorney General's office from the Minister of Justice role to improve accountability. Domelevo urged Mahama to immediately recover looted funds as promised and avoid a "honeymoon period," stressing the urgency of addressing Ghana's economic challenges.

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