Gov’t Bans Land Transit of 9 Key Goods(Aims to Stop Revenue Loss, Strengthen Customs Control)

To make border controls stricter, stop the flow of money, and protect government revenue, the Ghanaian government has banned the land transit of nine goods: cooking oil, rice, sugar, frozen goods, textiles, flour, canned tomatoes, pasta/spaghetti, and pharmaceuticals. Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, the Minister of Finance, announced the directive during a meeting with Aaron Akanor,…

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Ablakwa to Commonwealth: Condemn Attack on Ghana UN Troops, Back Free Trade, Reparations Call

Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has asked the Commonwealth of Nations to speak out against the recent attack on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon and support the removal of tariffs and trade barriers between member states to improve economic cooperation. At the 26th Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers Meeting in London, he talked about…

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PUBLIC EQUIPMENT IS NOT PRIVATE PROPERTY: STOP THE DIVERSION OF DRIP MACHINES NOW

Public assets are sacred. They are procured with taxpayers’ money for public development, not for private enrichment. Any attempt to convert state-owned equipment into personal income streams is a betrayal of trust and a direct assault on accountability. Under the New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration led by Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and Mahamudu Bawumia, significant…

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Minority to Table PFM Amendment Bill (Seeks Tighter Controls on Public Spending, NDPC Oversight!)

To make sure that public spending is more accountable and disciplined, the Minority in Parliament wants to introduce the Public Financial Management (Amendment) Bill, 2026. The Private Member’s Bill wants to change the Public Financial Management Act so that money can only be used for projects that are in line with the national development priorities…

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POWER TARIFF PAIN: GHANAIANS DESERVE RELIEF, NOT HARDSHIP

Across homes, shops, and businesses, one complaint is now constant: prepaid electricity is finishing faster than ever. The ordinary Ghanaian is buying units today and returning to top up far sooner than expected. This anxiety is real. Families are adjusting budgets weekly. Small businesses are cutting hours. The pain is visible. Ghanaians remember that power…

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Afenyo-Markin: Mahama Gov’t ‘All Slogans, No Action’ (Blasts Tariffs, Dismissals, Cocoa and Galamsey Woes)

Alexander Afenyo-Markin has criticized John Dramani Mahama, saying that the government is relying on slogans without doing anything a year into his presidency. In response to the 2026 State of the Nation Address, he talked about how electricity rates were going up, how thousands of young people were being fired through letters from the Chief…

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