Business
Gov’t to lose GH¢200m in revenue from temporary fuel price reduction
Government is set to lose about GH¢200 million in revenue after approving a temporary fuel price reduction to ease cost of living pressures amid rising global oil prices.
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Police nab suspects in deadly attack on Berekum Chelsea team
Police arrest two suspects, including a gang leader, over the deadly robbery attack on Berekum Chelsea’s team bus that claimed a footballer’s life
Politics
Jinapor backs Bawumia as Ghana’s best bet for 2028
Samuel Abu Jinapor says Mahamudu Bawumia is best positioned to lead Ghana beyond 2028, expressing confidence in the NPP’s rebuilding efforts after its 2024 electoral setback
Politics
Pay compensation to SALL for 2020 electoral exclusion – Tsatsu
Tsatsu Tsikata calls for reparations for SALL residents over denied parliamentary representation in Ghana’s 8th Parliament, calling it a “historic injustice” by the EC.
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LGBTQ Bill: Don’t repeat Akufo-Addo’s mistake – Catholic Bishops to Mahama
Catholic Bishops’ Conference President Matthew Gyamfi warns President Mahama against repeating Akufo-Addo’s approach to the LGBTQ bill, citing concerns over mixed signals and potential delays
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Two laws in Ghana – NPP claims selective justice in Amando case
The NPP condemns the arrest and remand of communicator Baba Amando, alleging political persecution, judicial bias, and selective justice under the Mahama administration
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Gov’t announces fuel price cuts: Diesel down GH¢2.00 per litre, petrol GH¢0.36
Government has announced a one-month fuel relief package absorbing up to GHS 2.00 per litre on diesel and GHS 0.36 on petrol, effective April 16, 2026, to cushion consumers against rising global oil prices
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