Ghana’s domestic petroleum revenue took a significant hit in the second half of 2024, plummeting 62.63% to US$517 million from US$840.77 million in the first half. This decline is particularly noteworthy, given that the country’s total annual petroleum revenue reached an all-time high of US$1.3 trillion in 2024, marking the […]
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Dafeamekpor Denies Altercation Claims: “I Was Restoring Order, Not Fighting
In a heated exchange, Majority Chief Whip Roackson-Nelson Dafeamekpor clarified his actions during the recent vetting chaos, denying allegations of a physical altercation with Alhassan Tampuli, former Deputy Minister of Transport and MP for Gushegu. Dafeamekpor recounted the events of Thursday, January 30, 2025, explaining that his actions were aimed […]
Ghana’s Parliament must be safe spaces for women
By Nuong Faalong Parliament is meant to be the highest institution of democratic representation in Ghana, at the forefront of the quest to uphold justice, equality and national progress. However, recent incidents raise concerns about whether Ghana’s Parliament is truly an inclusive and safe space, especially for women.At a time […]
Transparency and Accountability: The Case for Dr. Ayine’s Nolle Prosequi
In a move that has sparked controversy , Dr. Dominic Akuritinga Ayine, Ghana’s Attorney-General, entered a nolle prosequi, discontinuing a high-profile case that had been widely criticized as a politically motivated prosecution. While some argue that the Attorney-General is not legally required to provide reasons for this decision, others insist […]
A Widow’s Plea for Justice: JB Danquah’s Legacy Lives On
Ivy Heward-Mills, the widow of slain Ghanaian politician JB Danquah, has petitioned the ECOWAS Parliament, Pan African Parliament, and other international organizations, seeking justice and accountability for her husband’s brutal murder. Nine years and one day have passed since JB Danquah’s life was cut short, yet his legacy lives on. […]







