Are MPs dodging work in the chamber or doing more than the cameras capture?
By VALENTIA TETTEH At the start of parliamentary business, it is not unusual to see large portions of Ghana’s 276-seat chamber visibly empty. Sometimes only 35, 44, or 60 Members of Parliament are present when the Speaker gavels the House into session. This sight often ignites public criticism, raising questions about whether MPs are neglecting […]
Court directs Daddy Lumba’s family to recognise Akosua Serwaa and Odo Broni as surviving spouses
By Nicholas Osei-Wusu The Kumasi High Court has ruled that Madam Akosua Serwaa and Priscilla Ofori, also known as ‘Odo Broni’, are lawfully recognised surviving spouses of the late Highlife music superstar, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, affectionately called Daddy Lumba. In a consequential order, the Court, presided over by Justice Mrs. Dorinda Smith-Arthur, directed the Ekuona […]
Ghana scores 85.76% in first National Infrastructure Transparency Index Survey
By: Alberta Asanewa Dwirah Ghana’s first National Infrastructure Transparency Index (ITI) Survey Report has revealed significant progress in transparency and accountability across the country’s infrastructure sector, while also exposing critical weaknesses that require urgent attention to enhance project delivery, efficiency, and public trust. Launching the report in Accra, the Minister of State for Public Sector […]
Queen of our hearts, your legacy lives on – Nana Konadu’s children
By Ashiadey Dotse The children of the late former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, have paid a heartfelt tribute, describing her as the “queen of our hearts,” whose values, courage, and service to Ghana will continue to guide them for the rest of their lives. “Mom, queen of our hearts, your legacy lives on through […]
