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Ashaiman NDC Youth Protest Over Unfulfilled Appointment Promises.

As President John Mahama’s new administration takes shape, frustration is brewing in Ashaiman, where youth loyal to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) feel sidelined despite their unwavering support for the party since 1992.On Thursday, a group of angry youth stormed the office of Constituency Chairman Shaddad Umar Jallo, smashing glass doors and burning tires in protest. They initially planned to block the Accra-Tema motorway but were persuaded by party leaders to stand down.Their main grievance is the lack of appointments from Ashaiman, despite campaign promises made by Mahama and top NDC officials. Presiding Member of the Ashaiman Municipal Assembly, Godwin Twumasi, warned that if the issue is not addressed, tensions could escalate further.Currently, Alfred Kwame Agbeshie’s appointment as the 2nd Majority Leader in Parliament is the only notable recognition Ashaiman has received. The youth argue that any competent party member […]

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Catholics Hold Prayer Walk to Protest Against Illegal Mining (Galamsey).

On October 11, 2024, the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra organized a peaceful prayer walk to raise awareness and protest against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey. The event began at the Holy Spirit Cathedral and saw hundreds of participants marching through Ridge, ending at Christ The King Catholic Church. A petition was later presented to representatives from the office of Vice President Dr. Bawumia, urging action against the harmful effects of galamsey.

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Protesters Clash with Police Over Delayed Road Construction in Eastern Region.

A confrontation occurred on Thursday between the Ghana Police Service’s Counter Terrorism Unit and residents from Ada, Magazine, Aboabo, Wawase, and Nkurakan. The clash stemmed from a protest in which the residents blocked the Koforidua-Nkurankan road, voicing their frustration over the delayed completion of the road project. Protesters from Yilo Krobo and New Juaben South constituencies, dressed in red and black, used tyres, logs, and wooden boxes to obstruct the road, causing heavy traffic and leaving commuters stranded. Their placards bore messages appealing to President Nana Addo, with inscriptions such as "What have we done wrong?" and "President Nana Addo, we beg you." According to the protesters, the ongoing road construction, which began in 2019, has caused unnecessary delays, leading to over 10 fatalities from preventable accidents. Local assembly members and the Adukrom Akwadum chief, Nana Asiedu Oduro, have issued […]

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