Prophet Nigel Gaisie, who prophesied Ebony’s death has predicted that the Opposition National Democratic Congress, NDC will win the upcoming 2020 election.
Special Prosecutor nominee Martin Amidu ahead of his vetting by the Appointment Committee of Parliament on February 13, 2018, said he has nothing personally to win or lose after the vetting.
The mathematics teacher who taught President Akufo-Addo and told him figures are sacrosanct and no one can argue when it comes to figures was a very bad teacher, said Kwesi Pratt.
The Electoral Commission of Ghana, EC has been instructed by a Human Rights Court in Accra to make public all assets and audited accounts of political parties in the country.
Minority in Parliament has said Ghana’s public debt stock has now increased by GHS30 billion from GHS122.3 billion of January of last year to GHS140billion of the same period in 2018.
SONA 2018: President Nana Akufo-Addo in Accordance with Article 67 of the 1992Â constitution has delivered his second State of the Nation Address to parliament on Thursday, 8 February.
There were 346 Requests for Restricted Tenders, and 167 (48%) were approved, and 179 (52%) were rejected, the savings for Ghana, made over the year, as a result, amounted to some GH¢800 million said, President, Akufo-Addo.
President Akufo-Addo has lamented about the state of sanitation in the country, describing it as wholly unacceptable as most part of the country especially the cities are engulfed by filth.
A Deputy Information Minister Oppong Nkrumah says the president’s state of the nation address to Parliament today February 2018 will focus on jobs and the economy.
MP for Tamale North Constituency Alhassan Suhuyini says the posture of the Majority members in Parliament recently seems they have been intoxicated with power.
Conflicting to President Akufo-Addo's view of South Africa's Nelson Mandela as the greatest African, Acting General Secretary of NPP, John Boadu considers Dr Nkrumah as the greatest African.
Minority in Parliament has today February 7, 2018, began a sit-down strike over what they described as a decision by the Majority side not to recognize their importance on the floor of the House.