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The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has witnessed a sharp decline in its support base, dropping from 35% in November 2024 to 21% in February 2025.This is according to a special poll conducted by independent research firm Global InfoAnalytics, which was released via X on Sunday, February 16.Meanwhile, the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) has recorded a historic rise in its support base—the highest since the firm began its polling.“NPP’s base has declined from 35% in November 2024 to 21% in February 2025, according to the new poll. For the first time since Global InfoAnalytics polling began, the NDC has…

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The Mamprugu Youth Association (MAYA) has strongly condemned the recent spate of attacks on travellers along the Bolga-Walewale-Tamale Highway and the Bolga-Bawku-Pulmakoom Highway in the North East and Upper East regions. The association has described these violent incidents as both morally reprehensible and religiously unacceptable, calling on those responsible to halt the attacks immediately and allow peace to prevail. In a statement released by MAYA, the group not only denounced the actions of the perpetrators but also criticised the military’s handling of the situation, accusing them of unprofessional conduct and the brutalisation of innocent community members. According to the association,…

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President John Dramani Mahama has affirmed that his administration has no immediate plans to extend the current $3 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg TV at the Munich Security Conference last Monday, President Mahama clarified that while future extensions remain an option, his government is presently committed to adhering to the existing programme.“We’ve not talked about an extension of the program. We are determined to continue with this program,” he stated. “If it’s necessary to look at additional funds or to extend the program, we’ll look at it, but for…

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The human race was born in Africa. The black homo sapiens left the south of Africa and moved over Arabia to East Asia and Europe before reaching the Americas. Changed climate changed the color of the black man to .The black African lived in his paradise and was content with the blessings from God. Traditional religion gave him comfort and direction. Traditional religions like witchcraft, JuJu, and Vodoo are Experiences passed down to generations while mono-religions like Christianity, Islam, Jewish, Shintuism, and Buddhist faith are systems. Systems have the characteristics to develop constantly bringing forth inventions. Natural religions stay on…

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Arise Condoms has been honored with a Citation of Acknowledgement by the SRC Health Commission and Entertainment Commission of KNUST, in recognition of their unwavering commitment to sexual health education and advocacy among students.  This commendation underscores Arise Condoms’ pivotal role in empowering students with essential knowledge and fostering a culture of informed decision-making. The Citation of Acknowledgement, presented on 15th February at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), celebrates Arise Condoms’ dedicated support of the STAY SMART, STAY SAFE program.  This initiative has significantly contributed to raising awareness on critical topics such as consent, healthy relationships, STIs…

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Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh has issued a warning to nurses and healthcare workers against unprofessional and rude behavior toward patients.Speaking at a cholera sensitization programme at the Winneba Government Hospital on Friday, February 14, the Health Minister voiced concern that such behavior discourages many individuals, especially the elderly, from seeking medical care, even in critical conditions.While acknowledging the dedication and compassion of most healthcare professionals, he lamented that a few “bad nuts” tarnish the image of the profession by creating an environment of fear and mistrust.“We have fantastic and very professional health workers but there are a few bad…

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Women scientists are calling for more support for scientific research on the African continent to help improve food systems and livelihoods. Speaking during an event to mark International Day of Women and Girls in Science, AGRA president Dr Agnes Kalibata observed that the application of science to life is one of the most important transformations that have benefitted society greatly. “Science is how you increase yields for farmers. Science is how you change people’s lives and livelihoods… You can get a good crop variety through science. This would make a difference between a good yield, or sometimes even a failed…

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Political office is fleeting; once upon a time he was the high and mighty, respected and revered even in his wrongs but with the wind of change cutting him to size he now is declared as a fugitive by a legal creature of the Constitution. Indeed the hourglass has valuable lessons for political office holders. Like sand slipping through the hourglass, the mighty can fall, and the revered can become the reviled. The winds of change can be unforgiving, cutting down those who once stood tall.In the realm of politics, this phenomenon is all too familiar. One day, a leader…

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play videoHead Pastor and Founder of Alabaster International Ministries, Prophet Kofi The Head Pastor and Founder of Alabaster International Ministries, Prophet Kofi Oduro, has criticised the individuals who authorised some officers of the Ghana Armed Forces to raid the residence of former Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta.According to him, Ghana is governed by law, and the military has no business raiding Ofori-Atta’s home over alleged corruption. He insisted that the government must uphold the rule of law.”You think because it is the NDC, we won’t talk about it? What is the NDC? We voted you into power to serve us,…

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The Ashanti NPP Caucus in Parliament says the Inspector General of Police and Regional Security Council should be blamed for any security breaches in the Council of State election re-run, scheduled for Monday. This comes after a refusal to change the election venue to the Regional Police Headquarters as proposed by the group. Spokesperson, Vincent Ekow Assafuah says the security at the Regional Coordinating Council where the first election was disrupted by some thugs is compromised. The MP further indicated, “we will hold the current leadership specifically the IGP and the Chairman of the REGSEC fully accountable for any further…

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