… At the time of the killing in April last year, Karen Carter’s husband, Alan, said that he first heard of her death through a cousin who had read about it on a local community Facebook page. …
… Afoko, if elected National Chairman, he would embark on a reconciliation drive to bring back aggrieved members and former stalwarts, including Alan Kyerematen. …
… Opoku Amponsah said the case of Mr Alan Kyerematen remains a nemesis yet to overcome, and explained that today whenever communicators of the newly founded United Party (UP) sit as panel members during political programmes, seek to vent vitriolic attacks on fellow opposition NPP i …
The United Party has rejected calls for its leader, Alan Kyeremateng, to rejoin the New Patriotic Party (NPP), describing such suggestions as insulting. …
Head of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Communications Committee, Nana Akomea, has made a strong case for the party to reconcile with estranged members, including former Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen. …
… In this group: Asiedu Nketia: 38% Dr Bawumia: 36% Alan Kyerematen: 10% Nana Kwame Bediako: 8% Others: 8% The margin, just 2 percentage points, places both frontrunners in a statistical near-deadlock, with neither establishing decisive dominance. …
… Policy foundation under threat The concerns stem from potential erosion of the Ghana Automotive Development Policy introduced under former Trade and Industry Minister Alan Kyerematen – aimed at attracting global automotive brands to establish assembly plants in the country. …
A 70-year-old woman has been formally charged in connection with the April 2024 death of Karen Carter, 65, a British-South African mother-of-four who was found stabbed near her car in Trémolat, Dordogne, where she had lived for over a decade managing holiday rentals.
A 70-year-old woman has been formally charged in connection with the April 2024 death of Karen Carter, 65, a British-South African mother-of-four who was found stabbed near her car in Trémolat, Dordogne, where she had lived for over a decade managing holiday rentals.
Former NPP National Chairman Paul Afoko has warned that the NDC is becoming a formidable political force and that the NPP risks further electoral setbacks unless it heals internal divisions. He cited the party's drop from 160 to 80 parliamentary seats and NDC victories in traditional NPP strongholds like Wenchi and Yendi as evidence of structural challenges ahead of the 2028 elections.
An Ashanti Regional Communication Team member of the NPP has advised the party's National Disciplinary Committee to resolve petitions against former Presidential Aspirant Ken Ohene Agyapong carefully, cautioning that haste could create further complications for the party.
President John Mahama has praised faith-based organisations and churches for their significant contributions to national development, social cohesion, and shaping citizens' lives. He pledged that his administration would continue to partner with churches to advance the country's developmental agenda.
The United Party has rejected suggestions that its leader, Alan Kyeremateng, should rejoin the New Patriotic Party, with the party's director of communications calling such appeals insulting and arguing that Kyeremateng leads a recognised political party and should not be disrespected in this way.
Nana Akomea, head of the NPP Communications Committee, has called for the party to reconcile with former members, including ex-Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen, arguing that the NPP cannot seek support from outside while rejecting its own. He suggested that former Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia should consider reaching out to Kyerematen, describing estranged party members as the NPP's "natural constituencies."
Nana Akomea, a member of Mahamudu Bawumia's camp, has urged the New Patriotic Party to reach out to former party heavyweight Alan Kyerematen as part of efforts to rebuild support ahead of the next elections. He argued that reconnecting with former members who left the party would strengthen the NPP's political base.
A GlobalInfo Analytics tracking analysis finds that while core party loyalty remains strong—Bawumia leading 83% among non-voting NPP supporters and Asiedu Nketia dominating 74% among NDC supporters—movement is emerging among floating voters, where the gap between the two potential 2028 presidential candidates is tightening.
The Automobile Assemblers Association of Ghana warns that removal of a 20 percent VAT exemption on locally assembled vehicles in the 2026 budget threatens the viability of the sector and risks eliminating 400-plus skilled jobs. The association's president, who is also CEO of Volkswagen Ghana, called for immediate policy intervention to sustain the sector's gains over the last five years.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II praised Alex Appau Daddey and KGL Group as an outstanding Ghanaian enterprise, highlighting the company's construction of a mental health facility, payment of GH₵153 million in taxes this year, and sponsorship support. Otumfuo also commended other Ghanaian businesses including Sir Sam Jonah's for contributing to national development across various sectors.