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Mahama urges African Union to confront xenophobic attacks in South Africa

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Marti Kpebu vows to ensure Attorney-General acts on ORAL team’s petitions Marti Kpebu, a member of the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team, has pledged to ensure that Attorney-General Dr. Dominic Ayine takes action on the petitions submitted to the team. On Monday, February 10, 2025, the ORAL team presented its report to President John Dramani Mahama in Accra. Following the presentation, President Mahama handed the report to Dr. Ayine, instructing him to launch immediate investigations into the cases outlined. Speaking on Eyewitness News on Citi FM, Kpebu emphasized the importance of a thorough probe into the complaints received from the public, highlighting the need for accountability. “These are petitions. Some people have even submitted them anonymously, detailing concerns about financial misconduct. The Attorney-General cannot simply discard them. He will review the cases, begin with the straightforward ones, and work his way through the more complex ones,” Kpebu stated. He further underscored the credibility of the petitions, insisting that they were backed by substantial evidence. “We know the strength of the petitions we submitted. The Attorney-General is aware that I personally sat through and reviewed these cases, gathering evidence. He will not have peace if he tries to dismiss them. Ablakwa won’t let him rest. Domelevo won’t let him rest. Kofi Boakye and now Raymond Archer, who has been appointed as one of EOCO’s deputy directors, will also be involved,” Kpebu added. He stressed that the ORAL team would hold Dr. Ayine accountable to ensure the cases are not ignored. “So, Dr. Ayine has no choice. We will demand action, and he won’t get peace until justice is served,” Kpebu asserted. The government has yet to officially respond to the ORAL team’s demands.

Kofi Bentil backs Bawumia’s call to end prosecution of NDC organiser

Average lending rates fall to 15.6% as private sector credit surges – BoG

Average lending rates fall to 15.6% as private sector credit surges – BoG

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Ghana's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, and the Netherlands' Minister for Justice and Security, H.E. David Van Weel

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Mahama urges African Union to confront xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Ghanaian striker Wahabu Musah joins Villarreal on long-term deal

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Marti Kpebu vows to ensure Attorney-General acts on ORAL team’s petitions Marti Kpebu, a member of the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team, has pledged to ensure that Attorney-General Dr. Dominic Ayine takes action on the petitions submitted to the team. On Monday, February 10, 2025, the ORAL team presented its report to President John Dramani Mahama in Accra. Following the presentation, President Mahama handed the report to Dr. Ayine, instructing him to launch immediate investigations into the cases outlined. Speaking on Eyewitness News on Citi FM, Kpebu emphasized the importance of a thorough probe into the complaints received from the public, highlighting the need for accountability. “These are petitions. Some people have even submitted them anonymously, detailing concerns about financial misconduct. The Attorney-General cannot simply discard them. He will review the cases, begin with the straightforward ones, and work his way through the more complex ones,” Kpebu stated. He further underscored the credibility of the petitions, insisting that they were backed by substantial evidence. “We know the strength of the petitions we submitted. The Attorney-General is aware that I personally sat through and reviewed these cases, gathering evidence. He will not have peace if he tries to dismiss them. Ablakwa won’t let him rest. Domelevo won’t let him rest. Kofi Boakye and now Raymond Archer, who has been appointed as one of EOCO’s deputy directors, will also be involved,” Kpebu added. He stressed that the ORAL team would hold Dr. Ayine accountable to ensure the cases are not ignored. “So, Dr. Ayine has no choice. We will demand action, and he won’t get peace until justice is served,” Kpebu asserted. The government has yet to officially respond to the ORAL team’s demands.

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Marti Kpebu vows to ensure Attorney-General acts on ORAL team’s petitions Marti Kpebu, a member of the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team, has pledged to ensure that Attorney-General Dr. Dominic Ayine takes action on the petitions submitted to the team. On Monday, February 10, 2025, the ORAL team presented its report to President John Dramani Mahama in Accra. Following the presentation, President Mahama handed the report to Dr. Ayine, instructing him to launch immediate investigations into the cases outlined. Speaking on Eyewitness News on Citi FM, Kpebu emphasized the importance of a thorough probe into the complaints received from the public, highlighting the need for accountability. “These are petitions. Some people have even submitted them anonymously, detailing concerns about financial misconduct. The Attorney-General cannot simply discard them. He will review the cases, begin with the straightforward ones, and work his way through the more complex ones,” Kpebu stated. He further underscored the credibility of the petitions, insisting that they were backed by substantial evidence. “We know the strength of the petitions we submitted. The Attorney-General is aware that I personally sat through and reviewed these cases, gathering evidence. He will not have peace if he tries to dismiss them. Ablakwa won’t let him rest. Domelevo won’t let him rest. Kofi Boakye and now Raymond Archer, who has been appointed as one of EOCO’s deputy directors, will also be involved,” Kpebu added. He stressed that the ORAL team would hold Dr. Ayine accountable to ensure the cases are not ignored. “So, Dr. Ayine has no choice. We will demand action, and he won’t get peace until justice is served,” Kpebu asserted. The government has yet to officially respond to the ORAL team’s demands.

Kofi Bentil backs Bawumia’s call to end prosecution of NDC organiser

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Ghanaian striker Wahabu Musah joins Villarreal on long-term deal

Ghanaian striker Wahabu Musah joins Villarreal on long-term deal

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Ghanaian striker Wahabu Musah joins Villarreal on long-term deal

Ghanaian striker Wahabu Musah joins Villarreal on long-term deal

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Average lending rates fall to 15.6% as private sector credit surges – BoG

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Prof. Frimpong-Boateng

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Ghana's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, and the Netherlands' Minister for Justice and Security, H.E. David Van Weel

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Mahama urges African Union to confront xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Mahama urges African Union to confront xenophobic attacks in South Africa

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Kojo Oppong Nkrumah alleges the justice system weaponised against the opposition after Wontumi’s sentencing

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NIA to brief public on implementation roadmap for National Identity Register amendment regulations

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Government highlights ethical AI, digital inclusion at KNUST conference

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MoMAG warns mobile money agents after alleged GH¢10,000 cash swap scam

MoMAG warns mobile money agents after alleged GH¢10,000 cash swap scam

Education Ministry urges police to intensify search for interdicted Bole SHS teacher

Education Ministry urges police to intensify search for interdicted Bole SHS teacher

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AMA commissions two refuse compactor trucks to strengthen sanitation in Accra

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EEZZY Group Foundation donates vehicles and tractor for National Farmers' Day

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Government restores full protected status of Achimota Forest Reserve

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Attorney-General rejects Chairman Wontumi’s plea bargain offer in EXIM Bank case

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Three remanded over alleged lynching at Kumasi's Sabon Zongo

Three remanded over alleged lynching at Kumasi’s Sabon Zongo

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Police arrest five suspects, retrieve firearms and ammunition in Accra

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