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FBI Director Kash Patel says more than 130 people have been arrested or detained in connection with the operation. He described the crackdown as part of Operation Blackout, targeting transnational fraud networks.
The ranking member of Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee wants closer examination of financing conditions and diplomatic implications. The government says joining the bloc would widen Ghana’s development options.
The former Dome Kwabenya MP says she is ready to work with her brother to preserve their late father’s legacy, urging the family to move beyond differences following his death.
The President says responsibility must be established when buildings collapse, warning that construction continues despite stop-work notices. He wants officials sanctioned where failures to enforce safety requirements are identified.
The Education Minister says he will personally work to resolve the dispute as negotiations continue. He has appealed to teachers to return to classrooms and protect the academic calendar.
Defence lawyers said the devices contained information needed to prepare their case. The court declined to let the prosecution call its first witness before resolving an application for the property’s release.
Dr Smith Graham says the government and teacher unions have signed documents intended to end the dispute, but the strike continues. He has not specified what further action the government could take.
Talks over promotion arrears, salary placement and conditions of service have yet to produce an agreement. The government hopes to resolve the dispute by October 9, with possible salary action if the strike continues to October 15.
The Minority Leader argues that gold-buying arrangements fail to adequately distinguish legally mined gold from galamsey gold, warning of consequences for Ghana’s forests and water supplies.
MP Rita Naa Odoley Sowah says details of affected people have been compiled, but compensation packages remain undecided. The move follows the demolition of structures used by vendors and businesses along the Accra beachfront.
The Ghanaian president wants clearer rules for tracing and returning cultural heritage, with human remains returned immediately and unconditionally.
Speaker Alban Bagbin has issued a notice summoning MPs to Parliament House in Accra. The notice does not state what business they will consider.