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Conversations on issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian
Ranking Member of Parliament’s Youth and Sports Committee, Vincent Ekow Asafuah, has accused officials of turning Ghana’s 2026 World Cup visa process into a business venture, demanding accountability from Sports Minister Kofi Adams.
Agnes Abeidua of the Controlled Food Suppliers Association says she is unable to stay home because banks she owes are constantly on her neck, adding that she sometimes has to beg for food. Abena Pokua is also asking the Vice President: “You promised women a listening ear. Today, women are asking to be heard; where are you?”
Communications Director of La Pleasure Beach, Abdul Rahman Ashitey, says vendors affected by the demolition are not seeking compensation but want their jobs back. He also questions how compensation can be determined when the committee to investigate the La Pleasure demolition has not yet been constituted.
National President of TUTAG, Prof. Adenuchi Deodat, says they will only return to class if the government meets their demands. He says the government was notified on August 14 about the pension money owed to contracted members for two years, but nothing has been done
NPP National Chairman-elect John Boadu says he does not believe the party can be described as broke, arguing that many wealthy individuals in the country are members of the NPP
Former Attorney General Samuel Atta Akyea is calling on EOCO to grant detained MP Agyei Baffour Awuah bail, while dismissing reports that GH¢50 million bail conditions have been set for him as untrue.
John Ntim Fordjour, Ranking Member on the Defence and Interior Committee, alleges that the Mahama government is now operating “1 shift, 3 cocaine clearing at the ports,” as he questions the government’s approach to tackling cocaine-related issues
Kingsley Ofosu Ntiamoah has described Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George as incompetent, unprincipled and dishonest, questioning his performance and conduct in office
GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG have maintained that outstanding issues—including promotion arrears, salary adjustments and other conditions of service—must be addressed. The unions have said they want concrete action and payment, not repeated assurances.
Isaac Nii Baah, GNAT’s Head of Salaries, has called on government to address teachers’ outstanding concerns, including unpaid promotion arrears and other conditions of service, as the nationwide strike continues.
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Phil McKinney
Tim Parsons
Dr. Katrina Burrus, MCC
