Story By: Samali Abdule Razak Madam Paulina Magyam, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Regional women organizer in the Oti Region, has lamented the numerous hindrances facing female politicians in Ghana, citing a significant decline in women's participation in politics. Speaking with Samali Abdul Razak, a broadcast journalist, Madam Paulina Magyam expressed concern over the systemic barriers and biases that prevent women from participating fully in the political process. She noted that despite efforts to promote gender equality, women continue to face significant obstacles in their pursuit of political careers. Madam Magyam Identified several challenges, including limited access to resources, lack of mentorship and support, and societal stereotypes that perpetuate gender-based discrimination. She emphasized that these hindrances not only silence women's voices but also undermine the

The office of the Vice President of Ghana Her Excellency Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has appointed the General Manageress of Pan African Television, Maame Ama Pratt as Press Secretary.She is expected to bring her experience, expertise and contribute tremendously to the resetting agenda.Maame Ama Otua Pratt an embodiment of unparalleled excellence in the field of journalism and advocacy has her name lavishly embossed on the lips of all and sundry. A daring and adventurous child, she developed a fascination for lifelong learning and excelled creditably.At Mfantsiman Senior High School, she honed her skills academically, holistically and won the Miss Teen Personality contest. She proceeded to the University of Ghana and majored in English.The quest for inexhaustible acquisition of knowledge saw her enrol

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is demanding a full scale investigation into the parliamentary elections held on December 7, 2024, in the Ablekuma North Constituency of the Greater Accra region. The party alleges electoral fraud and irregularities, accusing the Electoral Commission (EC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) of manipulating the election results, which led to the annulment of the NDC candidate's victory Hon. Ewurabena Aubynn. The issues began with a two-day delay in the collation of results at the Ablekuma North District Collation Centre, raising concerns among NDC representatives and local voters. Several pink sheets from both the EC and the NDC went missing, and the NPP failed to provide a full set of pink sheets at the district office. Instead,