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Steps to apply for a student loan in Ghana

Mahama BawumiaMay 29, 2024

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Steps to apply for a student loan (Student Loan Trust Fund)

Many students in Ghana struggle in paying their schools fees at the tertiary level. They resort to soliciting for funds…

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List of Visa-free countries for Ghanaian citizens

Mahama BawumiaApril 15, 2024

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List of Visa-free countries for Ghanaian citizens

Many Ghanaians have no idea that there are many countries in the world where Visas are not needed to visit…

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MP Joseph Cudjoe leads Norwegian football scout on talent hunt in Effia

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 20, 2024

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MP Joseph Cudjoe leads Norwegian football scout on talent hunt in Effia

A representative of the enterprising Norwegian football scouting agency, Boss Agency, William Larsen Nyaborg, has spent three days from 9th…

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We are not interested: Meet the 2 MPs who boldly rejected Akufo-Addo’s ministerial jobs

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 16, 2024

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We are not interested: Meet the 2 MPs who boldly rejected Akufo-Addo’s ministerial jobs

Whilst many powerful politicians are angry to serve in different positions in government, others are not interested. Many use different…

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Co-workers share heart-breaking details of how Wofa Kwaakye of Oman FM died

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 15, 2024

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Co-workers share heart-breaking details of how Wofa Kwaakye of Oman FM died

Workers of Oman FM and television have shared painful details of how their co-worker, Martin Kwabena Kwaakye, popularly known as…

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Ofori-Atta grabs new appointment in government – Report

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 15, 2024

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Ofori-Atta grabs new appointment in government – Report

Report indicates that Ghana’s Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta has landed himself a new job in government. Contrary to reports…

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Armed robbers strike again, shoot popular mobile money operator in Walewale

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 13, 2024

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Armed robbers strike again, shoot popular mobile money operator in Walewale

Armed robbers have strike again in the evening of Monday at Walewale in the North East Region of Ghana. The…

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‘May they never come out’ – Late Maj. Mahama’s mom breaks down at meeting with AG

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 1, 2024

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‘May they never come out’ – Late Maj. Mahama’s mom breaks down at meeting with AG

The mother of late Major Maxwell Mahama, Veronica Bamford, has reacted to the life imprisonment sentence given to 12 persons…

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Over 168k married women cheat on their spouses – GSS report

Mahama BawumiaFebruary 1, 2024

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Over 168k married women cheat on their spouses – GSS report

A latest Ghana statistical Service report indicates that more married women have been cheating on their husbands. The report indicates…

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It appears the New Patriotic Party (NPP) will have to spend more time speaking to some defeated candidates in the just ended parliamentary primaries to continue being members of the party. A political science lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Dr. Richard Amoako Boah, has projected that the outcome of the just-ended New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary primaries might lead to an increase in independent candidates in the upcoming general elections. Monday, he attributed this potential division to the perception of unfair treatment by the party towards those who lost in the primaries, particularly the incumbent MPs who did not retain their candidacy. The lecturer stressed that the internal divisions within the NPP could prompt individuals to consider contesting as independent if they believe the party played in their loss. "Anyways, it is not good for the party as the division continues. If candidates who lost think your party didn’t treat you right, are you going to keep supporting your party in the upcoming general elections?" he asked. "Think the things that have happened in the past have disseminated the party and it continued in the just-ended parliamentary primaries," he told host Evans Mensah About 28 incumbent MPs suffered defeat in the NPP parliamentary primaries, raising concerns about internal unity within the party. As leaders of the party try to gather every rank and file of the party to prepare for the upcoming polls in December, Dr Amoako Baah stressed that the party is not out of the woods yet. According to him, the impact of influential people within the party, throwing their weight behind some newcomers could cause more disunity in the party. "Now it doesn’t matter how long you’ve been with the party if you ran against a candidate who has the support of the Vice President, then you’ve lost. He further raised the question of whether candidates who lost to individuals with the backing of Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia would continue to support the Vice President during the general elections. "The results are an indication of that; disunity, dissemination," he observed. Dr. Boah acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding Vice President Bawumia's ability to regain support within the party. However, he hinted at the influence of financial resources in Ghanaian politics, stating, "In Ghana, money can do everything, so let’s see."

Mahama BawumiaJanuary 30, 2024

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NPP primaries: Some defeated candidates to go independent – Full details

It appears the New Patriotic Party (NPP) will have to spend more time speaking to some defeated candidates in the…