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By: Mary Quartey The Chairperson for Ghana’s Electoral Commission, Jean Adukwei Mensah has stated that the end results of Ghana’s 2020 General elections show that elections can be run effectively in West African countries. She explained that Ghana’s successful election story can be an inspiration to the West African state, …

By: Mary Quartey President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo has stated that it is time Member States of ECOWAS take a critical look at the effectiveness of their electoral systems and processes that will provide free and fair elections and guarantee accountable governance. According to him, the running of credible …

By: Mary Quartey The Speaker of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS)Parliament, H.E. Rt. Honorable Dr. Sidie Mohammed Tunis has called on its Member States to endeavor not to amend its constitution just to suit a particular political party to remain in power. His calls follow the recent chaos …

Former Minister for Aviation, Joseph Kofi Adda has died. According to sources, Mr. Adda had taken ill shortly after he returned to Accra from a trip to Navrongo. The 65-year-old later died in the early hours of Thursday, October 14, 2021. About Him: Kofi Adda first became a legislator in …

The Member of Parliament for Tamale North, Alhassan Suhuyini, has clearly stated that the new board of the National Communication Authority(NCA) should be commended for their interest they took in assessing the conditions that led to the closure of some 49 radio stations in the country and relicensing those who …

By: Anfred In a recent report issued by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Government has approved for the removal of some charges levied on petroleum for 2 months. ”The outlook of costs on the worldwide market shows an upward trend and so there was the requirement to hunt government’s intervention …

The NPP won 137 of the 275 seats in Parliament. Mr Boadu said the NPP’s chances remained brighter due to the performance of the government and thus challenged the regional, constituency, and polling station executives of the Party to forge ahead in unity and work hard to publicize the achievements of the government.

Speaking on the lunch of Adoatv-Rwanda Month, Dr. Aisa kirabo kacyira iterated that, in 2013, Rwanda was the first country in Africa to open its gate to Africans to get visas at the Airport [Only for Africans]. In 2019, Rwanda decided to open a resident mission in Ghana.

Story by: Anfred Ningo Prampram Member of Parliament, Sam Nartey George has once more reiterated his stance by standing against the legalization of the Anti-LGBTQI bill in Ghana through an interview with CNN Journalist Larry Madowo. In a very comprehensive interview with the Journalist, Sam George Uphold “The Promotion of Proper Human …

Dr George Akuffo Dampare has finally been sworn into office as the substantive Inspector General of Police (IGP) by President Nana Akufo-Addo. He is the youngest IGP to hold the position in the Fourth Republic and the eighth youngest since the country gained independence. During the swearing in today, President …

The forerunner politician argued that the LGBTQI conveners are being strategic by publicizing their activities through the Media in an insidious way. chatting with Political BabyFace in an interview, Manuribe opted that, priority is being given to the problem and is breeding an avenue for more recruitment since some individuals private-chat people in such activities.

By: Anfred The Anti-LGBTQ Bill seems to be gaining more Momentum in the country as some Leaders from different churches issue a Memo to Parliament against the bill which is still under consideration by the legislative body. This comes after a memorandum from 15 renowned legal, academicians, and activists challenged …

The Team from AdoaTV were taken through a tour within South African Broadcasting Corporation's Radio and Television sections before engaging the management team of the mother Broadcasting firm in South Africa. After cordial and formal conversations, a Memorandum of Understanding is expected to be issued between both media firms to kick start a great amalgamation.

Reiterating the arguments of proponents of the Bill, he indicated that, The memo, which was signed by the likes of Professor Kofi Gyimah-Boadi, Dr. Rose Kutin-Mensah, Professor H. Kwasi Prempeh, Professor Audrey Gadzekpo, Professor Kwame KariKari, Akoto Ampaw, and Professor Raymond Atuguba, lacks merits. He said there are limits to the rights and freedoms, and that is what they fail to understand.

National Communications Officer, Sammy Gyamfi speaking at a presser earlier October 6, 2021, at the Party’s Head Office in Accra stated explicitly that, the NDC demands an immediate dismissal of the Ashanti Regional Minister and the demotion of Ejura district police commander. According to the party, it was DSP Philip Kojo Hammond’s reckless conduct that provoked the Ejura disturbances and triggered the shootings and killings on June 29, 2021.

In a released statement on the Ghana Police Service official page on FB, indicated that Five (5) More Suspects have been arrested summing a total of 10 armed robbers in the police custody.

“The current legislation that backs SIM registration in Ghana is the Ll 2006 passed by Parliament in 2011. This legislation saw the registration that happened in 2012. This Legislation Instrument does not mandate the linkage of the Ghana Card to activate SIM Cards.”

Mr Asare stated that it does not make sense for students with grade D7 in Mathematics and B2, or even an A in French, to be denied admission to read French-related courses because they had a weak pass in Mathematics. He said there is no correlation between French and Mathematics hence, such students should not be denied admission.

WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook have surfaced back online from a major outage. The three apps – which are all owned by Facebook, and run on shared infrastructure – all completely stopped working shortly before 5 pm. Visitors to the Facebook website simply saw an error page or a message that …

In a report by the police, the suspect, Racheal Tetteh, was found with the murder weapon, which was a cutlass. Her husband, Lartey Daniel, aged 35-years, was found on a farm footpath in a pool of blood with a severed head.