Minority MPs halted parliamentary proceedings over the Kpandai seat dispute as the NPP called a High Court ruling for a rerun a “constitutional abomination.” Tensions continue to rise in Parliament.

Ghana’s CID has launched a probe into a viral video by an American woman who claimed she was kidnapped and robbed by men posing as police officers in Accra.

The Ghana Police CID and Bank of Ghana have arrested 41 people in Accra for illegal forex trading. Over ₵1.2 million and other currencies were seized as investigations continue.

In Doha, former Ghanaian President John Mahama called education the “battleground for justice,” linking it to SDG 4 and urging the world to treat learning as a life-saving priority amid crises.

Opanyin Abraham Kwaku Adusei, 82, from Ghana’s Eastern Region, has been named the 2025 Overall Best National Farmer, receiving ₵1.2 million, a tractor, and a gold medal for his lifetime contribution to agriculture.

At the 41st National Farmers’ Day in Ho, President John Mahama urged Ghanaians in the formal sector to invest in farming as a second income source and renewed his call for single-digit agricultural loans to boost food security.

MP for Damongo, Abu Jinapor, has opposed Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga’s call to abolish the Office of the Special Prosecutor, insisting the office was created with noble intent and should be reformed, not dissolved.

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has urged Parliament to abolish the Office of the Special Prosecutor, arguing it duplicates the Attorney General’s role and has failed to deliver results in Ghana’s fight against corruption.

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has proposed that Parliament oversee budget allocations for Ghana’s independent constitutional bodies to prevent executive influence and strengthen their institutional autonomy.

At the launch of the Ghana-Made STEM Box Initiative, President John Mahama attributed poor WASSCE results to years of neglect in basic education and called for urgent reforms to strengthen foundational learning and STEM teaching in Ghana.

Ghanaian lawyer Martin Kpebu narrates how a verbal exchange with a soldier at the Office of the Special Prosecutor led to his arrest and brief detention at the National Intelligence Bureau. The incident has reignited public debate over military presence in civilian law enforcement.

Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George confirms Cabinet is reviewing a proposed merger between AT Ghana and Telecel Ghana. The government, which owns 100% of AT Ghana and 30% of Telecel, insists on a full audit before any new investment.

TUSAAG has announced an indefinite strike effective December 3, 2025, over government delays in paying the One-Time Research Allowance agreed upon in July 2024, citing a breach of contract and failed engagements with the Education Ministry and Fair Wages Commission.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces free entry visas for participants attending the Diaspora Summit 2025 in Accra from December 19–20. The initiative promotes Pan-African unity and Ghana’s global diaspora partnerships.

Ghana’s Health Minister Bernard Okoe Boye Mintah Akandoh confirms Mahama Care is now fully operational, with ₵2.3 billion allocated and patient disbursements underway. Applications are processed within 14 days under the new national health framework.

Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa confirms Ghana’s exemption from the U.S. Green Card review and temporary immigration suspension after meeting Acting U.S. Ambassador Rolf Olson. Talks also covered trade, security, and visa reforms.

Health Minister Bernard Okoe Boye Mintah Akandoh announces Ghana’s plan to roll out free primary health care in 2026 with ₵1.5 billion funding under NHIS, alongside a 120% tariff increase and expanded coverage reaching 20 million citizens.

Legal practitioner Martin Kpebu says the petitions filed for the removal of Electoral Commission Chair Jean Mensa were expected, citing the EC’s refusal to allow a voter register audit. The petitions have been referred to Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie for inquiry.

WAEC’s 2025 WASSCE results reveal strong English performance but a sharp decline in Maths. Over 6,000 results cancelled and 185 schools under investigation.

Speaker Alban Bagbin has ruled that Kpandai MP Matthew Nyindam remains a member of Parliament despite a High Court order for a re-run, citing a mandatory seven-day appeal window.