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Ntim Fordjour Claims NDC Parliamentary Candidate Linked to $350M Cocaine Bust

Rev. John Ntim Fordjour has made explosive claims linking a National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate to a major drug trafficking operation. According to Fordjour, the individual owns part of the $350 million worth of cocaine that was recently intercepted by authorities. This allegation has sparked controversy, with Fordjour asserting that this scandal involves significant political figures.The drug bust has already drawn national attention, and Fordjour's claims add fuel to the ongoing debate surrounding drug trafficking and political involvement in Ghana. This latest development has prompted further investigations and drawn responses from various political figures. Fordjour's accusations have also led to heated exchanges on social media, intensifying the already tense political atmosphere.

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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 […]

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Mzbel Feels Snubbed After NDC’s Victory

Ghanaian musician Mzbel has expressed disappointment over being left out of government appointments despite her strong support for the National Democratic Congress (NDC). She revealed that while some of her colleagues in the creative industry have received roles, she hasn’t even been contacted.Although she insists she would decline any political appointment to maintain her peace of mind, she believes a simple offer would have shown appreciation for her dedication. Mzbel recalled how she endured insults, threats, and backlash for backing the NDC, only to feel ignored now that the party is in power.She also mentioned that members of her Celebrities for Mahama group are pressuring her to secure jobs for them. However, she finds herself in a tough spot, as many influential party figures she once had access to no longer respond to her calls or appear in familiar spaces.

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Mahama Revokes Appointments of Akufo-Addo’s Local Government Executives.

President John Dramani Mahama has revoked the appointments of all Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCES) who served under the previous Akufo-Addo administration. This decision, effective immediately, was communicated in a letter signed by Dr. Callistus Mahama, the Secretary to the President.The action aligns with President Mahama's vision to restructure local governance and ensure it supports the policies of his new government. The move is backed by the authority granted under the Local Government Act, 2016 (Act 936) and its 2017 amendment, Act 940. By this directive, all appointments made under these sections of the law have been nullified.

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Ghana Freedom Party Leader Akua Donkor Passes Away.

Ghana has lost a prominent political figure with the passing of Akua Donkor, founder and leader of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP). Akua Donkor, who was well-known for her dedication to advocating for farmers’ and women’s rights, died on October 28, 2024, at Ridge Hospital in Accra.A family source confirmed her passing on October 29, 2024, revealing that she died on Monday. Known for her bold and outspoken manner, Akua Donkor was a spirited political activist who often championed the concerns of grassroots communities. Over her political career, she became a recognizable and unique voice, often captivating audiences with her candid approach to public issues. Despite facing financial challenges, she persisted in her presidential aspirations, distinguishing herself by running for the presidency multiple times. She was listed as the third candidate for the upcoming 2024 election, marking her commitment to […]

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Tension Rises in Parliament Over Vacant Seats.

In a dramatic session of Ghana's Parliament, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Members of Parliament (MPs) caused a stir by occupying the majority side of the House, traditionally reserved for the New Patriotic Party (NPP). This unusual action took place amidst the ongoing legal debate concerning vacant parliamentary seats and heightened the political tension between the two major parties.The NDC’s move follows a controversial Supreme Court ruling regarding MPs retaining their seats. As the legal battle over the vacant seats drags on, the NDC MPs attempted to symbolically claim majority status, an action seen as politically charged. The situation escalated with the absence of NPP MPs from the House, leading to heated discussions about the implications of the Supreme Court's decisions and its effect on the balance of power.The development has raised questions about the stability and future of the […]

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NCCE Warns Youth Against Political Manipulation.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has issued a strong warning to the youth in Ghana, urging them not to fall prey to political manipulation, especially as the 2024 general elections approach. The NCCE emphasized the importance of critical thinking and making informed decisions, rather than being swayed by short-term gains or partisan propaganda.This call comes as the political landscape heats up, with various parties and candidates intensifying their campaigns. The NCCE stressed the need for young voters to prioritize the nation's long-term well-being over promises of material benefits or emotional appeals that may serve only political interests. By being vigilant and educated about the electoral process, the youth can help strengthen the country’s democracy.The NCCE's efforts are part of a broader initiative to engage the public in peaceful and fair elections, focusing on educating citizens about their rights […]

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Mahama Criticizes Akufo-Addo on Galamsey Fight.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has taken a firm stand against President Akufo-Addo’s approach to tackling illegal mining, popularly known as "galamsey." Mahama’s comments come after Akufo-Addo’s recent remarks suggesting that his administration has made significant strides in addressing the environmental and socio-economic crisis posed by galamsey. However, Mahama argued that the president has failed to address the root causes of the problem, and called for a more decisive government-led approach. The issue of galamsey has remained a major point of contention in Ghana, with accusations that political and traditional leaders are complicit in the illegal activity, which has led to devastating environmental degradation.

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Hohoe Man Punished for Vandalizing NPP Campaign Posters.

A viral video circulating online shows a young man in Hohoe receiving ten lashes for damaging campaign posters of John-Peter Amewu, the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for the Hohoe Constituency. Jonas-Kwofi Worlanyo, Vice Chairman of a local voluntary group supporting Amewu, noted an increase in such vandalism. Destroying or defacing campaign materials is an electoral offence in Ghana, punishable by fines or imprisonment. The man’s actions highlight the seriousness of electoral violations as the 2024 elections approach.

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Elizabeth Ohene Expresses Frustration Over Volta Region’s Lack of Support for NPP Despite Development Efforts.

Elizabeth Ohene, a prominent figure within the NPP, has voiced her concerns about the lack of support for the party in the Volta Region, despite ongoing development efforts. Speaking during a visit to Abutia, her hometown, alongside NPP vice presidential candidate Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, she pointed out the various improvements brought to the area by the ruling party. She emphasized that even though the NPP has invested in the region, many locals still do not support the party in elections.Ohene highlighted several development projects, including a new six-classroom block and a school bus provided to Abutia Secondary School, facilitated by Dr. Opoku Prempeh during his time as Education Minister. She urged the community to reconsider their voting decisions in recognition of the party’s commitment to local development.The paramount chief of Abutia, acknowledging the improvements, supported Ohene's call, suggesting that […]

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