The Bureau of National Investigations has arrested a man who apparently ‘threatened’ that the President would fall down during this year’s Independence Day parade.
The man was arrested by police at a drinking bar in Dzorwulu where he passed the comments, and later handed him over to the National security.
Ghanaians were shocked when news broke in the early hours of Tuesday, February 9 2016; that a sitting Member of Parliament had been murdered in his own home.
J.B Danquah-Adu was the NPP Member of Parliament for the Abuakwa North constituency in the Eastern Region, and was stabbed to death by unknown assailants at his residence in Shiashie in Accra.
Two individuals have taken the fight over Ghana’s decision to host two ex-inmates of Guantanamo Bay to the highest court of the land.
Margaret Banful, a former conference officer at the Foreign Affairs Ministry and Henry Nana Boakye filed the suit on Monday at the Supreme Court.
As the Martin Amidu-Anas battle continues unabated, the third entity in the fracas has finally decided to join the party.
According to the President, government had nothing to do with the decision of Tiger Eye PI to investigate the judiciary.
Ghana’s President, John Dramani Mahama is at it again. This time the first gentle man of our land says the country is rising because majority of Ghanaians can afford iced-water.
He said Ghanaians do not beg for iced-water due to the improvement of electricity and more communities being connected to the national grid.
The president of Ghana-John Dramani Mahama has finally spoken about investigative journalist-Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ recent video which exposes certain judges, police officers and judicial officers as corrupt—for taking different forms of bribes meant to influence the wheel of justice.
Anas’ revelation has caused nationwide panic with several of the indicted judges and officers worried—now that that a committee has been set up to thoroughly look into the findings of the ace journalist.
The ordinary citizens are worried too—especially, being aware of how cheaply those in charge of justice sell it for and the total disregard for the rule of the law.
The president took to his facebook to post a re-assuring message, saying;
“I always supported, and will always support the rule of law and our justice system. What we uncovered these days is that some people, judges, judicial officers and policemen, seemed to be willing to transgress the principles of a fair justice, to their own interest.
The Interior Ministry of Ghana has stated that there will be more tight security at the Ringway Assemblies of God Church where President Mahama and his family as well as the Chief Justice worship.
The move comes off after the capture in the congregation a 36-year-old man, Charles Antwi, who was in control of a firearm two weeks back.
Ghana’s president-John Dramani Mahama and his wife-Lordina are currently on an official visit to the United Kingdom—and as part of their trip, they visited the Buckingham Palace for a private meeting with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
We are told “President Mahama and the Queen discussed a number of issues of common interest to the two countries”. At the meeting, the Queen is reported to have expressed “interested in the First Lady’s health-related activities and humanitarian support”.
Also, President Mahama presented the Queen with a copy of his first book, My First Coup D’etat And Other True Stories from the Lost Decades of Africa.
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Following the Kenya terrorists’ attack which caused the death Statesman and Poet- Kofi Awoonor, the international media have been throwing light on Africa being a new terrorists hub… Ghana’s President-John Dramini Mahama was on CNN to talk about challenges Africa faces—including terrorism. Watch the interview below
Yeap, the President also has to capture some photos when he visits some important places… On Wednesday, the President of Ghana-John Dramani Mahama was in the office of international media giant CNN in the United States and he posed for his personal photographer to captured him standing in front of the company’s logo. A true youthful … Read more
President John Mahama has been in office for 100 days and before you read what he has said about his governance/performance so far, ask yourself these; Have you seen any improvement in your life so far? Has anything changed for the better or worse for you? What is your summary evaluation of his Government so … Read more
President John Dramani Mahama has disclosed that over 40% of the 4,000 Schools Under Trees have been eliminated by the NDC administration. He said this delivering his first State of the Nation’s address in accordance with Article 67 of the Constitution. In what he dubbed a brief overview, President Mahama said the NDC administration even … Read more
President John Dramani Mahama has called on Ghanaians, especially the youth, to play an active role in building the nation and to also strive to “write a chapter that future generations will consider pivotal and inspirational”. “as we welcome this New Year with its infinite promises and possibilities, we also welcome the now blank page … Read more
