Ghana's Premier Business & Policy Journal
Ghana's main opposition party says the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the delegate system will make internal elections more expensive and could strengthen the case for state funding of political parties.
The opposition party says Thursday's demonstration is about defending democracy and accountability, not party politics.
The governing party says the Electoral Commission should conduct one-member-one-vote internal elections at the state's expense, arguing the new system will be too costly for political parties.
The governing party says it already has the membership register needed to comply with a landmark Supreme Court ruling, but warns that nationwide internal elections will be significantly more expensive.
Ghana’s main opposition party says the latest fatal crash on the Accra-Kumasi Highway is a warning that unfinished road projects must be completed urgently to prevent further loss of lives.
The former New Patriotic Party chairman says the opposition has lost much of its appeal among young Ghanaians and must rebuild its support base if it hopes to return to power.
Ghana's main opposition party says it will lead demonstrations across the country on 6 August, accusing the government of undermining democratic institutions following the acquittal of former MASLOC chief Sedina Tamakloe Attionu.
A light-hearted exchange during a school visit to Parliament has triggered widespread criticism after a Ghanaian MP told a primary school pupil he would marry her when she grows up, prompting fresh debate over the conduct of public officials and child protection.
The opposition party says the Court of Appeal's decision to overturn all 78 convictions against the former MASLOC chief undermines public confidence in the justice system and has called on the Attorney General to explain the handling of corruption cases.
Months after losing power to President John Mahama's National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ghana's New Patriotic Party (NPP) is confronting a difficult question: how does a party that governed for eight years rebuild public trust before the next election?
Ghana has completed its $3bn IMF bailout programme, but President John Mahama's government now faces a bigger challenge: convincing voters that economic recovery is improving their everyday lives.
Ghana's Minority MPs say they will oppose any request for additional funding when Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson presents the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review, urging the government to focus on paying contractors and delivering campaign promises.