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We often say that the only thing constant in life is change and nowhere is it more demonstrated than in Ghanaian politics.
Our political parties change positions on issues constantly, with the only thing deciding where they stand on an issue being whether they are in power or in opposition.
The President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has carried out the first major reshuffling of his ministers since first naming his government.
Some big names have lost their jobs, starting from Boagye Agyarko the former Energy Minister who has now been substantively replaced by Peter Amewu, and Otiko Djaba, whose ministry has been given to Agona West MP Cynthia Morrison.
Former Minister of Lands and Natural Resources under the Mahama administration, Alhaji Inusah Fuseini, has admitted to planting the recording device that was discovered in the office of current minister Peter Amewu.
The Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) found the device hidden in the Lands and Natural Resources Minister’s office during a routine security sweep on Monday.
The Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) have found a recording device hidden within the office of Lands and Natural Resources Minister Peter Amewu.
A regular sweep of the Minister’s office by the national security body revealed the offending device, neatly hidden by whoever planted it.
The governing New Patriotic Party has asked the Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Otko Afisa Djaba, to resign her post in the party as National Women’s Organiser.
The party, after a National Council meeting Wednesday night, has taken the decision that all those party executives holding party positions should step down for the party to appoint substantive holders to the office.
The government of China is apparently unhappy about how they are being portrayed by the Ghanaian media in the galamsey saga and they want their Ghanaian counterparts to do something about it.
Two Chinese Embassy officials paid a call on the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources Friday to express their grievances with said coverage and warn it could damage bilateral relations between the two nations.
