The Accra High Court has ordered the Electoral Commission to finalize election results in four disputed constituencies by January 6, 2025, due to the EC's failure to complete the process after the December 7, 2024, parliamentary elections. The court found that the EC had failed to fulfill its obligation to collate all results, with uncounted polling stations in Tema Central, incomplete results in Ablekuma North, and outstanding issues in Okaikwei Central and Techiman South.

The NDC has appealed the High Court's directive for the EC to finalize results in four disputed constituencies, arguing that the ruling is flawed and fails to address crucial issues about the electoral process. This latest legal battle stems from the December 2024 parliamentary elections, which have been marked by controversies and disputes over the results.

Employees of Ghana Museums & Monuments Board halted a private developer's demolition attempt of staff residences at Osu Kuku Hill, preserving Ghana's cultural heritage. The bungalows, fully funded by the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board, were saved by the staff despite the involvement of NADMO and the Municipal Assembly.

Lieutenant General Thomas Oppong-Peprah has become the first-ever 4-Star General in the Ghana Armed Forces' history, marking a significant milestone in the military's leadership development. General Oppong-Peprah's promotion aligns with the GAF's ongoing expansion and increased responsibilities, marking a notable shift from the traditional 3-star leadership.

National Security Denies Kan-Dapaah Kidnapping Rumours The Ministry of National Security has swiftly dismissed the…