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The Supreme Court of Ghana has set aside the Tamale High Court judgment that annulled the parliamentary election results for the Kpandai Constituency in the Northern Region, effectively halting the Electoral Commission’s planned rerun.Ghana travel guideThe apex court delivered its decision by a 4–1 majority, with Justice Gabriel Scott Pawmang, who presided as President of the Bench, dissenting. The judges with the majority decision include Justices Yonny Kulendi, Amadu Tanko, Samuel Asiedu and Henry Kwofie.The Court granted the application for certiorari filed by New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament Matthew Nyindam, who had challenged the High Court’s authority to…

The road leading to Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, one of Ghana’s leading healthcare training institutions, has deteriorated significantly, leaving patients, hospital staff, and commuters to navigate a hazardous stretch riddled with pot-holes.The road, a major artery to the hospital, has suffered from years of neglect, with pot-holes of varying sizes becoming increasingly deep and dangerous.Commuters report that the rough conditions make travel uncomfortable and pose a serious risk of injury and vehicle damage.“It’s a nightmare every time I come to the hospital,” one patient lamented.“The road is so bad that I’m always worried about getting hurt or damaging my car.”Hospital staff…

The Minister for Interior, Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, received the Chargé d’Affaires of the United States Embassy in Ghana, H.E. Rolf Olson, at the Ministry’s office in Accra to discuss ways to enhance bilateral cooperation on security matters.The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration to address criminal activities, combat cybercrime, and improve law enforcement capabilities across the country.H.E. Olson commended the Ministry for its proactive engagement and emphasised the importance of consistency and adherence to the rule of law in maintaining national security.Minister Muntaka expressed gratitude to the United States Embassy for its continued support and reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to working closely…

Member of Parliament for the Tain Constituency, Mr. Sulemanna Adama, has issued a strong warning to the Minority caucus, stating that their alleged disruptive conduct in Parliament will no longer be tolerated.Speaking on The Citizen Show on Accra 100.5 FM, the lawmaker said the Majority will not hesitate to use constitutional provisions, including the Certificate of Urgency, to pass important bills when necessary.“The Minority has misbehaved enough and will not be allowed to do so again.If we have to pass a bill through a Certificate of Urgency, we will do so, and no one can stop us,” he stated firmly.Mr.…

The Mayor of Accra, Michael Kpakpo Allotey has paid a working visit to selected security agencies in the metropolis to rally operational support for a major decongestion exercise scheduled to begin on February 1, 2026. The agencies visited as part of the tour included the Ministries, Accra Central, Railways, Jamestown, Korle Bu, Mamprobi and Kaneshie security commands, as well as the 31st Makola Metro Fire Station and the North Industrial Area (STC) Fire Station. Addressing the media after the engagements, the Mayor commended the agencies for what he described as strong policing throughout the festive season, noting that security visibility…

Rather than indulging in blame games especially against Hon. Haruna Iddrisu and the Ministry of Education, let us redirect our energy toward a more productive national task: deliberately integrating the Ga language into Artificial Intelligence systems. In simple terms, AI cannot learn a language that has not been taught to it. Let us build, not blame. Languages that are well supported by AI did not appear there by accident or magic. They were intentionally developed, documented, digitized, and sponsored by their speakers. Large volumes of their content were placed on the internet for machines to learn from. Artificial Intelligence learns…

A road and building consultant, Ing. Abdulai Mahama, has commended the Greater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo, and her team for the ongoing demolition of structures encroaching on the Kepshie Lagoon, describing the exercise as a necessary step to avert recurring floods in the capital.Speaking on Channel One TV’s Breakfast Daily on Tuesday, January 27, Ing. Mahama questioned the persistent disregard for natural water bodies, noting that the reclamation of lagoons, streams, and ponds has significantly increased Ghana’s vulnerability to flooding.He explained that such water bodies serve as natural buffers during periods of heavy rainfall, gradually releasing excess water and…

Former Black Stars winger Laryea Kingston has reaffirmed his readiness to serve Ghana’s national teams in a coaching capacity, stressing that any such role must be backed by a conducive and professional working environment.During a interview with Sporty FM, the former Hearts of Oak star emphasised his unflagging commitment to Ghana, but highoeffective structures and support systems are essential for success.“I’m a Ghanaian, and anytime the opportunity comes to coach any national team, I will,” Kingston stated.“If the environment is conducive for me, I’ll take the offer,” he caveated.Kingston’s comments come against the backdrop of his brief but eventful spell…

President John Dramani Mahama has called for greater collaboration between Ghana and China in areas of security, logistics, and anti-terrorism. Speaking during a farewell meeting with the outgoing Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, His Excellency Tong Defa, on Tuesday, January 27, President Mahama emphasised the need for joint efforts to strengthen Ghana’s border surveillance and prevent infiltration.“We want to see a greater cooperation with China in terms of logistics, in terms of training to move on anti-terrorism, in terms of building surveillance of our borders to make sure that we don’t have any infiltration of these areas”, he added.He also lauded…

The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has donated GH₵100,000 to the Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II’s Education Fund to support the academic development of children and youth within the Ga State.The Education Fund is expected to provide scholarships, learning materials, and other forms of academic support to students from vulnerable backgrounds in the Greater Accra Region.The donation was made during a courtesy call on the Ga Traditional Council on Monday, January 26, 2026, as part of the minister’s engagement with traditional authorities to strengthen partnerships in advancing education across the country.Speaking at the event, Haruna Iddrisu said investing…