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Ghana’s Economic and Organised Crime Office says it tried to arrest the MP on 23 September over an investigation begun in February, but could not complete the arrest. It is now seeking Parliament’s cooperation.
The bishops want investigators to identify everyone involved in handling and clearing illicit drug consignments. Their president says political or social standing must offer no protection from prosecution.
The Foreign Affairs Ministry says Thursday’s planned speech will mark 66 years since Kwame Nkrumah first addressed the General Debate. Its account contains a discrepancy over how many Ghanaian presidents have spoken there.
Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah says the woman asked him to go to EOCO after he represented detained nurse Salomey Baffoe Awiti in court. He says she did not show identification when asked.
The government says talks with the plant’s owner have advanced, but has disclosed neither a purchase price nor an agreement. The facility has been shut since October 2025, affecting water supplies in eastern Accra.
Four major operations have brought thousands of Ghanaians home from crises since 2020, but publicly reported costs are available for only two as the Auditor-General prepares to examine the spending.
The proposed review will examine the costs and management of emergency operations in COVID-19-hit countries, Ukraine, Sudan and South Africa.
The Ghana Education Service says duly admitted boarding students must not be denied admission or accommodation because of the type of storage container they bring to school.
Police say the occupants abandoned the canoe near Tuanikopey Island after spotting a patrol team, leaving behind 29 sacks, two outboard motors and pre-mixed fuel.
Presidential spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu says none of the 10 people currently in custody is a government official, but insists anyone implicated will face the law.
Police say the suspects are linked to a wider robbery network operating across three Upper East communities, while investigators pursue an alleged weapons supplier in Bawku.