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Lithium U-turn: Lands Minister must resign – Minority demands

Minority Leader Afenyo-Markin calls for the resignation of the Lands Minister over alleged flip-flopping and lack of transparency in the lithium agreement

Afenyo-Markin challenges Mahama to declare third term position publicly in Ghana

Minority in Parliament sharply challenges President Mahama to declare his non-interest in a third term in Ghana, warning against constitutional ambiguity and democratic backsliding

Countdown to NPP Primary: EC finalises ballots, dispatch begins tuesday

The Electoral Commission says it is fully prepared for the NPP presidential primary on January 31, with ballot printing completed and election materials set for nationwide distribution

Battle for Ayawaso East: Widow challenges Baba Jamal and four others in fierce NDC primary

Six candidates—including Hajia Amina Adam, widow of the late MP Naser Toure—have picked forms to contest the NDC primary for the Ayawaso East by-election. Baba Jamal and other contenders promise a heated internal race ahead of the March 3, 2026 poll

NPP needs iron discipline like NDC — Joe Wise advocates ‘General Mosquito’ leadership style

NPP Presidential Elections Committee Chairman Joe Wise has called for iron discipline within the party, urging leadership in the mould of NDC Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah to halt defections

Opposition is painful and lonely – Afenyo-Markin calls for discipline ahead of primary

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has urged NPP presidential aspirants to embrace discipline, unity and peace ahead of the January 31 primaries, warning that division could weaken both the party and Parliament’s Minority

Unity or defeat: Afenyo-Markin warns NPP at peace pact signing

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has cautioned that internal divisions within the NPP could cost the party the 2028 general election and weaken Parliament’s Minority, urging presidential aspirants to uphold discipline, unity and the peace pact in their campaigns