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Power fully restored in Tamale following Energy Minister’s intervention

On August 6, 2025, electricity supply was fully restored in Tamale and surrounding communities, thanks to swift action and stakeholder engagement led by the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, after field staff from NEDCo and VRA withdrew services over safety concerns. The blackout had left thousands without power following the suspension of field operations by NEDCo and VRA staff, who cited violent attacks against personnel as the primary reason for halting service delivery across the region. Minister Jinapor returned from leave on August 4 and personally visited the Northern Region, convening with key stakeholders including the Northern Regional Minister, Tamale Mayor, NEDCo and VRA management, and representatives of their Senior Staff Association and Union—alongside regional security chiefs—to iron out immediate restoration protocols. In a show of inclusive diplomacy, he also met with traditional authorities—visiting the Gukpenaa, Kuga […]

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Constitution Review Committee receives over 500 proposals from stakeholders

The Constitution Review Committee (CRC), composed of legal and governance experts, is tasked with identifying critical sections of Ghana’s Constitution that require revision to align with the nation’s current democratic and socio-economic realities. As part of its mandate, the CRC is reviewing past recommendations, assessing necessary reforms, and outlining a clear roadmap for implementing effective constitutional amendments.According to Dr. Rainer Akumperigya, the Committee has received written submissions from a broad spectrum of stakeholders. These include notable institutions such as the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), former officials of the Electoral Commission, and various NGOs and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), including the Africa Centre for Energy Policy, with expertise in natural resource governance.From academia, distinguished scholars such as Professors Kwame Gyan, Kofi Quashiga, and Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua of the University of Ghana have also contributed proposals to support the review process. […]

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