By: Gregory Pilkington Amoah (5/9/2024) Market women at the Dodowa market are beaming with expectations following a drive by the New Patriotic Party’s Parliamentary Candidate for the Shai Osudoku constituency Benjamin Nargeh’s drive to improve healthcare by facilitating their enrollment onto the database of the National Health Insurance Scheme. As part his commitment to deepening the healthcare delivery machinery, the New Patriotic Party’s Parliamentary candidate for the Shai Osudoku constituency Benjamin Nargeh has taken the registration for enrollment into the National Health Insurance Scheme to the Dodowa market to help market women and their wards have easy access to the scheme. In a conversation with some market women, they expressed their satisfaction to this timely move by the aspirant and prayed that this

By Stanley Kwabla Arku 06/09/2024 Renowned Ghanaian journalist and social commentator Kwesi Pratt, Jnr has publicly refuted a circulating report that falsely claims he predicted Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s victory in the upcoming presidential election. In a press statement issued from Shanghai, where he has been for over a month, he expressed his dismay at the fabricated report, which allegedly cited him appearing on Pan-African Television’s Morning Show. "The report is completely false," Pratt stated emphatically, explaining that his physical absence from Ghana made such an appearance impossible. He criticized the report as part of a "desperate attempt" by elements within the Bawumia campaign team to misrepresent his views. The veteran journalist did not mince words in condemning the tactics employed by those

By Makiza Micheline Latifa The Anyaa Sowutuom Constituency Executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have set the record straight and responded to what they describe as a blatant misinformation and biased reportage presented in a recent constituency projects comparison on the Anyaa Sowutuom constituency by an Accra based TV station (Adom Television). According to the party, the project analysis comparison was clearly designed to undermine the significant achievements of the NDC government in the constituency and was riddled with inaccuracies, half truths and deliberate distortions of facts. Anyaa Sowutuom, located in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana is one of the constituencies that broke away from the now defunct Weija constituency and includes areas like Ablekuma, Awoshie, Santa-Maria and others. Addressing the media

BY DANIEL OTU ASANTE                                                                                05-09-2024 An apostle and educator Dr. John Kpikpi has been officially acclaimed as flagbearer of the Progressive Alliance for Ghana. Progressive Alliance for Ghana This event held at the UDS Guest House in Accra marked a significant milestone, as he presented a compelling vision for Ghana's future, focusing on sustainable development and social equity. During his acceptance speech after he was officially acclaimed by representatives of the Electoral Commission, Dr. John Kpikpi outlined key pillars of his vision for the country. He says “the PAG will use five powerful interconnected transformational plans, namely improving agriculture, industry transformation, transforming natural resource ownership, transforming infrastructure and creating of new financial architecture to accommodate all other policies.” Dr. John Kpikpi further emphasized his

Story by: Daniel Asare Photograph of Prof. Stephen Adei A renowned Economist who doubles as the former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Professor Emeritus Stephen Adei, has chastised politicians for their lack of commitment in fighting the galamsey menace. According to him the issue of “galamsey” is the root cause of Ghana’s national Leadership failure in both political and the traditional settings. Speaking on Accra-based Joy FM, Professor Adei called for a national emergency to be declared but said he does not believe it will be done within the next three months. The past chairman of National Development Planning Commission however hopes that the first hundred days of any government that means business should not sit on it. He added that