A UK-based Ghanaian theologian, Daniel Justice Eshun, has cautioned against the growing use of African traditional religion as a tool in anti-LGBTQ discourse, arguing that such narratives distort history and undermine social cohesion. Speaking at a monthly lecture hosted by
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Engineer Mahama criticised developers for flouting building laws and relying on chance rather than proper engineering standards.
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Apostolic Church Ghana Bans Kissing During Weddings
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The Deputy Minister for Roads and Highways, Alhassan Suhuyini, has dismissed claims that government infrastructure projects are predominantly awarded through sole sourcing, insisting that due procurement processes are being followed in many instances. Speaking on Newsfile on Saturday, March 28,
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The Member of Parliament for Walewale, Dr. Tiah Abdul-Kabiru Mahama, has criticised plans by the National Communications Authority (NCA) to undertake a fresh SIM registration exercise, describing the move as “purely a political decision disguised as a policy.” In a
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Parliament has approved the Legal Education Bill, 2025, marking a major step toward overhauling Ghana’s legal education system. The legislation establishes a Council for Legal Education and Training to oversee and regulate legal education while setting uniform curriculum standards across
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The Parliamentary Training Institute of Ghana’s Parliament has hosted the inaugural meeting of the Network of Parliamentary Training Institutes (PTIs) under the theme Peer Learning and Networking, bringing together key stakeholders committed to strengthening parliamentary institutions through peer learning and
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The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a landmark resolution led by Ghana, formally declaring slavery and the transatlantic slave trade as among the greatest injustices in human history and calling for reparatory justice. The resolution, approved on Wednesday with
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Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Abena Osei-Asare, has expressed concern over the disruption of a committee sitting after Majority members withdrew to participate in plenary proceedings. She explained that the incident stalled the committee’s work on Wednesday, March
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Lincoln University has withdrawn plans to award an honorary doctorate to John Dramani Mahama and cancelled his scheduled visit just days before the ceremony, citing concerns over his perceived stance on Ghana’s Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill. The
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