@AdevorSamuel@governs00 Quite interesting to note that the contractor reportedly assured the Hon. Minister that the particular stretch would be completed by December. Keenly watching to see whether the contractor has some magic up his sleeve that we are yet to witness. The traffic on that road is insane
Ghanaian gospel musician Madam Bernice Offei, famed for her hit song “Life Is Short,” has been reported missing after she was last seen on 1st September, 2026, at Nyaho-Tamakloe Street in Agbogba, Accra.
Members of the public with information on her whereabouts are urged to call 024 878 1971 or 024 755 3431, or report to the nearest police station.
[📸: Citi News]
When politicians are in power, vague laws like Section 207 & 208 (Act 29) are convenient tools for order. The moment they land in opposition, those exact laws suddenly become threats to free speech.
If opposition parties were truly serious about ending selective prosecution, they would introduce private member's bills to repeal these provisions permanently, rather than just complaining when the weapon gets turned on them.
Section 207/208 of Act 29 isn't a constitutional flaw, it’s a power dynamic.
Power uses it to clamp down. Opposition uses it for press briefings. Neither side actually amends it when they hold the gavel.
If Politicians truly care about protecting citizens from arbitrary prosecution, why not sponsor a Private Member’s Bill to repeal it today?