HON. AFENYO-MARKIN AND EDUCATIONAL TRANSFORMATION IN EFFUTU: A 2025 LEGACY OF VISION, AND LEADERSHIP ANCHORED IN EXECUTION, AND RESULTS

In 2025, the Effutu Constituency witnessed a defining chapter in its educational development, driven by the purposeful leadership of Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, Majority Leader of Parliament and Member of Parliament for Effutu. His interventions during the year stand as concrete evidence that visionary political leadership can translate into measurable human development outcomes. In both…

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ALMOST THREE MONTHS WITHOUT PAY: HOW THE NDC HAS ABANDONED NATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL

By the third month of National Service, one basic expectation should be non-negotiable: payment of allowances. Yet, as of the third month since the commencement of the current service year, not even one evaluation form has been fully processed, let alone allowances paid. This is not an administrative hiccup; it is a systemic failure of…

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Osei Asare: Ofori-Atta Managed Economy Well Pre-COVID (Growth, Stability Marked His Tenure)

Abena Osei Asare, the MP for Atiwa East and a former Deputy Finance Minister, has defended Ken Ofori-Atta, the former Finance Minister. She said that before the COVID-19 pandemic, he did a good job of running Ghana’s economy. On Adom TV’s Badwam, she talked about how Ghana’s economy grew quickly between 2017 and 2020, with…

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Trade Minister Hails AGOA Extension (Says Diplomatic Push Secured US Market Access for Ghana)

Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry, says that her ministry’s ongoing technical, diplomatic, and political work has led to the recent three-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). The U.S. Senate’s decision comes after the program ended in September 2025, which took away Ghana’s duty-free and quota-free access to…

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Fuel Prices Drop Again—Petrol Now as Low as GH¢9.89/L as Cedi Gains, Competition Heats Up!

Several oil marketing companies have lowered fuel prices in Ghana’s second pricing window of January. This has made the downstream petroleum sector more competitive as companies respond to good market conditions. Zen Petroleum has set the same prices across the country: petrol costs GH¢9.94 per liter and diesel costs GH¢11.21. JP Oil, TotalEnergies, Shell, PETROSOL,…

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