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Selective justice, broken ‘reset’ promise – Afenyo-Markin fires Mahama government

Afenyo-Markin accuses the Mahama government of selective justice, broken reset promises and double standards, vowing to continue holding power accountable

Comfort Doyoe slams Afenyo-Markin for interrupting discussion on women’s issues

Comfort Doyoe clashes with Afenyo-Markin in Parliament after accusing him of interrupting a women’s empowerment statement and calling for focus on gender issues

Protecting our brain and health: Public lecture on World Brain Month 2026

On World Brain Month 2026, Dr. Derrick Antwi links sleep, nutrition, and mental health to accident prevention—reviving Nkrumah's vision for a healthier Ghana

Parliament passes Energy Sector Levies (Amendment) bill to crack down on GH¢1bn smuggling risk

Parliament passes the Energy Sector Levies (Amendment) bill to curb diesel smuggling, protect revenue and close a loophole that could cost the state over GH¢1bn annually

Front Pages: Top newspaper headlines for Saturday, August 1st, 2026

Ghana's newspaper front pages feature major stories on politics, the economy, and national affairs. Thenewsbulletin24.com reviews Saturday's top newspaper headlines

Kampakuya-Na Abukari II enskinned as Regent of Dagbon, pledges to protect peace and tradition

Kampakuya-Na Abukari II has been enskinned as Regent of Dagbon, pledging to protect peace, unity and the development legacy of his late father

Two companies secure NACOC licences for cannabis cultivation

NACOC has granted MJ Adom Limited and Juliopta Limited licenses for cannabis cultivation—limited to low-THC strains—for medicinal and industrial purposes, all under Ghana’s strict regulatory framework.