The Ghana National Service warns residents in Dodowa and its surrounding areas not to engage in activities that could cause fire outbreaks as it lacks enough functional fire tenders to deal with the situation.
Some parts of ECOMOG at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra have been gutted by fire. Wooden structures near the railway line were affected by the Wednesday evening inferno.
National Coordinator of CODEO, Albert Arhin, calls for a suspension in the voter transfer process until consensus is built among major stakeholders: the NPP and the NDC.
The National Democratic Congress has called on the General Legal Counsel to take disciplinary action against Attorney General Godfred Dame for witness tampering in the ongoing ambulance case.
Former President John Dramani Mahama expresses his intention to bolster the cedi and eliminate the E-levy within his first 100 days if elected to office.
Chairman of the Mines and Energy Committee in Parliament, Samuel Atta Akyea says that his outfit will only take a position after probing the KPMG report and parties involved.
The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) is predicting an imminent fuel shortage should the grievances of the striking Ghana National Petroleum Tanker Drivers Union remain unresolved.
Teachers issue a two-week ultimatum to the government, demanding swift resolution of negotiations on their conditions of service, with a warning of nationwide protests in the coming days.
The New Patriotic Party backs the decision of the Electoral Commission to prevent the National Democratic Congress from recording serial numbers of electoral equipment.
Office of the Special Prosecutor calls for the reinstatement of the Unexplained Wealth Order taken out of its act to enable them to facilitate lifestyle audits on public officials and persons of interest.