IT’S NOT JUST A $600,000 CAR, IT’S A SYMBOL OF NDC HYPOCRISY AND FAILURE!

On January 14, 2025, shocking images and reports emerged of a $600,000 (GH¢7.2 million) luxury vehicle, a customized Toyota Land Cruiser LC300 Xtreme Edition, reportedly linked to President John Dramani Mahama, at a public event, igniting blazing public outrage across Ghana. Ordinary citizens, struggling under high costs of living, unemployment, and economic hardship, were aghast…

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College of Europe ENP Scholarships 2026, Fully Funded

Covers: Full tuition, Accommodation & meals, Travel costs, and also Merit-based selection (automatic consideration by nationality). Fields of study: European Law, Economics, Politics & Governance, EU International Relations & Diplomacy Who can apply?1. Citizens of 17 European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) countries2. Bachelor’s degree holders3. Strong academic record4. Proficiency in English/French (knowledge of 2 College languages…

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Senyo Hosi: High Gold Prices Don’t Guarantee More Output—Ghana’s Production Still Inelastic

Senyo Hosi, an economist and finance analyst, has said that higher gold prices around the world don’t always mean that Ghana will produce more gold because of structural, operational, and regulatory issues. He said in a statement on Wednesday, January 7, that even though gold prices were at an all-time high in 2025, Ghana’s large-scale…

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ORAL (OPERATION RECOVER ALL LOOT) HAS FAILED: THE NDC’S EMPTY ANTI-CORRUPTION SPECTACLE EXPOSED

Since its December 18, 2024, launch by President-Elect John Dramani Mahama with Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa as Chairman, the National Democratic Congress’ Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) has been promoted as a flagship anti-corruption drive meant to recover misappropriated state assets and bring accountability to governance.  But over one year into its existence, ORAL remains…

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THE FAILURE OF THE NDC’S NKOKO NKITINKITI PROGRAMME: WHY GHANAIANS SEE NO VALUE IN THE NDC’S EMPTY PROMISES

The ‘Nkoko Nkitinkiti’(small-chicks) policy touted by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as a cornerstone of their agricultural strategy remains an idea without impact, a slogan without execution, and an embarrassment to policy coherence in Ghana today. Plainly put: the ordinary Ghanaian does not understand this policy because reality shows it has not been actualized in…

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Minister Proposes 2.5% Oil Royalty for Scholarships—Iddrisu Seeks Lifeline for Debt-Ridden Authority

To help the Ghana Scholarship Authority deal with its growing financial problems, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has suggested that 2.5% of Ghana’s petroleum royalty revenue be given to it. He said at the swearing-in ceremony for the Authority’s Governing Council that the organization has an unsustainable debt of about GH₵834 million, which means it needs…

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