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- Jul 20, 2026
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Chairman Wontumi Sentenced To 20 Years With Hard Labour: MajorShake-Up For NPP And Ghana's Politicals (opens the original)
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Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and an aspiring National Chairman, has been sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment with hard labour by the High Court in Accra. The court found him guilty of unauthorised assignment of mining rights in connection with the Samreboi case in the Western Region. The charges stemmed from illegal mining activities within the Tano Nimiri Forest Reserve. The sentencing marks one of the mo
Why I'm Supporting Argentina Today: For Diego Armando Maradona (opens the original)
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Today I’m wearing blue and white, and my heart is beating for Argentina. Not just because of the football, but because of the man who made me fall in love with the game: Diego Armando Maradona. Growing up, Maradona was not just a player on TV. He was proof that someone from the streets could take on the world and win. I still remember 1986 like it was yesterday. The Goal of the Century against England. The Hand of God. The way he carried an entire country on his back in Mexico. He played with jo
Civil Space Under Pressure: Persons arrested, Detained, Or Killed For Criticizing The NPP Government (opens the original)
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Ghana’s 1992 Constitution guarantees freedom of expression, press freedom, and the right to protest. Yet between 2019 and 2024, a series of high-profile cases raised concerns about how dissent was handled under the New Patriotic Party administration. The cases below were documented by the journalists involved, their media houses, police statements, and civil society groups. 1. Caleb Kudah – Citi FM, May 11, 2021.Kudah was detained outside the Ministry of National Security for filming abandoned s
Flexibility First: Why The Current NDC Must Avoid Loyalty Traps (opens the original)
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Politics in Ghana right now feels like a game of chess played in public. Every statement, alliance, and silence is being watched. In moments like this, the most powerful move is not to lock in too early — it is to stay free to move. That is the lesson Robert Greene captures in The 48 Laws of Power with the principle: “Do not commit to anyone.” It is not about betrayal. It is about discipline, strategy, and protecting your options until the right moment. The moment you tie yourself to one person,
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