Survey puts John Boadu well ahead in NPP national chairman race
A Political Environment Assessment Survey 2026 of 9,882 NPP delegates and stakeholders puts John Boadu on 46.5% in the national chairman race, ahead of Boakye Agyarko.
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Mahama Denies Promising State of Emergency Over Illegal Mining
President Mahama says he never pledged to declare a state of emergency over galamsey, telling Ghanaians in New York that emergency powers are a last resort.
EOCO says Manhyia South MP ignored two invitations before court arrest attempt
EOCO says Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah skipped two February invitations before officers tried to arrest him at the Accra High Court on Tuesday.
NPP Finalises Delegates Register For October 3 National Officers Election
The NPP has completed its final delegates’ register ahead of the October 3, 2026 national officers election in Kumasi, with online verification and a proxy voting framework now in place.
Majority Leader Urges Ghana To Drop Party Politics In Drug Trafficking Debate
Majority Leader Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor says Ghana’s drug trafficking problem spans several governments and has urged parties to stop politicising the cocaine debate.
NPP Says No To Five-Year Presidential Term, Backs Current Four Years
The NPP has rejected the Constitutional Review Committee’s proposal to extend Ghana’s presidential term to five years, saying a four-year mandate protects accountability.
Legon survey puts Eugene Boakye Antwi well ahead in NPP scribe contest
A University of Ghana study of 889 NPP stakeholders found 74.2 per cent expect Eugene Boakye Antwi to win the party’s General Secretary election on October 3, 2026.
Lawyer Martin Kpebu Admits His Own Role in Ghana’s Politics of Insults
Lawyer Martin Kpebu says he too has insulted politicians, recalling his “Manpam” jab at Akufo-Addo, and wants a national dialogue instead of arrests over abusive political speech.
NPP Says It Will Judge MMDCE Reform On Merit, Not Payback
The NPP says it will assess government’s proposed MMDCE selection reform without sabotage, but argues the President would still retain control over who is appointed.