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Rally behind Dr.Bawumia and all NPP Parliamentary candidates- Mimi Duah tells youth
The Deputy National Women’s Organiser of the New Patriotic Party(NPP), Mimi Duah has charged the youth to rally massively behind the flagbearer and Vice President, Dr.Mahamudu Bawumia and all Parliamentary candidates of the party.
According to her, Dr.Bawumia has policies which set the youth of the country on a path to success.
She said most of their policies are youth oriented and have what it takes to empower Ghanaian youth to achieve their dreams.
Mimi Duah made these remarks at the ‘Girls Girls Meet Up’ event which took place at Patty’s Event Centre, East Legon in Accra on Sunday.
The Deputy National Women’s Organiser noted that many policies and programmes have successfully been implemented for which the citizens have reaped the benefits of these interventions.
For this reason, she urged the youth not to sit for the opposition to project a wrong narrative out there.
She therefore called on all sympathisers of the NPP to carry the message of the party’s policies to the people, adding that the NPP has demonstrated over the years that it is not selective but people centered.
“It is our responsibility to sell the message of the party to the people, but not allow the opposition to throw dust in the eyes of Ghanaians,” she said.
Mimi Duah, added that “Let’s recommend our party to people and get more volunteers and those willing to commit themselves to the course of breaking the eight to ensure that our flagbearer Dr.Bawumia wins and our parliamentary candidates within all the constituencies in the country emerge as winners.”
“We know what you can do, we know your capabilities as youth, the party has a strong believe in you,” she concluded and thanked all young ladies who thronged the venue to make the meetup a memorable one.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Avoid Johannesburg CBD unless travel there is necessary – Ghana’s High Commission in South Africa
Ghana’s High Commission in South Africa has urged Ghanaians to take note of a significant protest currently taking place in the Johannesburg Central Business District (CBD) today, Wednesday, 29 April 2026 by the March and March over unemployment and undocumented foreign nationals.
According to them, this has already led to major traffic disruptions and interruptions to normal business activities in the CBD
Given the nature of the protest, the High Commission noted that there is a heightened risk of tension, particularly toward foreign nationals.
“Please advise all to exercise caution throughout the day. It is advisable to avoid the Johannesburg CBD unless travel there is absolutely necessary. Those who live in Johannesburg are urged to remain indoors or in secure locations and limit unnecessary movement,” It stated.
Additionally, they added that “Members of the community should also be reminded not to engage with protesters under any circumstances, even if approached or provoked, and to prioritize their personal safety at all times. Carrying valid identification and relevant documentation is essential.”
Ghanaians in South Africa have been urged to stay in close communication “with members of our community and check in on individuals who may be particularly vulnerable. Parents and guardians should ensure that children remain in safe environments and avoid travel through affected areas.”
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
An aide to former Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has criticised the government over ongoing power outages, urging authorities to prioritise solutions instead of explanations.
His comments come in response to recent remarks by Energy Minister John Abdulai Jinapor regarding challenges in the power sector.
Speaking on the issue on Channel One TV, Mr. Aboagye questioned the government’s justification that ongoing transformer upgrades and system expansions are responsible for the outages.
He argued that such maintenance work has been carried out in the past without causing widespread disruption.
He said the situation does not make sense, insisting that it is possible to upgrade infrastructure without plunging the entire country into darkness.
According to him, Ghanaians are more concerned about having stable electricity than listening to explanations.
“Your talking means nothing to us. Give us power,” he said.
Mr. Aboagye added that the power situation is affecting lives and livelihoods across the country.
He claimed that businesses are shutting down, people are losing their jobs, and some lives are being put at risk due to the outages.
He pointed to rising costs, noting that consumers are paying more for electricity despite the unstable supply.
The former Vice President’s aide further criticised the government for what he described as a lack of respect for citizens, saying the focus should be on delivering reliable power rather than assigning blame.
By: Jacob Aggrey
