Source: Class FM Ghana - The absence of a substantive head of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) does not hamper the institution from carrying out a full investigation to bring closure to allegations of misconduct by President John Mahama for accepting a car gift, the Convention People’s Party’s (CPP) Youth League has stated.

Source: starrfmonline. com - One of the seven-member Supreme court panel that ruled on the controversy regarding the voters register, Justice Jones Dotse, has recused himself from the case.

The respected judge recused himself Thursday as the complainant Abu Ramadan went back to court seeking a clearer interpretation of the judgement following an interpretation confusion that has trailed the judgment.

Source: Peace FM Ghana - NPP’s Deputy Chief scribe, Nana Obiri Boahen wants Ghana’s colonial masters, the British to return and ‘takeover’ the country.

He explained that – the white leadership is better off than the current NDC administration led by President John Dramani Mahama.

Source: citifmonline. com - The apex court of the land, the Supreme Court has warned that the Electoral commission, will not be allowed to plunge the country into chaos.

Source: classfmonline. com - Some of the registration data requested by the Supreme Court from the Electoral Commission does not exist because they have been destroyed, Mr Albert Kofi Arhin of local election observer Coalition of Domestic Election Observations (CODEO) has told Class News.

Source: yfmghana. com - The role entertainers’ play in influencing the decisions of their followers in favour or against a chosen cause has always been tapped into by political parties in Ghana and abroad.

Whether for personal interest or not, the role of showbiz stars in the coming election is more than just supporting a political party or candidate; our favourite stars are moving beyond the big screens and farther from the vocal booths to contribute to whoever rules the nation. 
Below is a list of celebrities who sympathise with the National Patriotic Party!

Source: classfmonline. com - Reduction in electricity tariffs, establishment of factories, ensuring fiscal discipline, and no allowance for impunity from officials who engage in corruption are among the plethora of messages the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has for Ghanaians ahead of the November 7 polls, and, so, President John Dramani Mahama cannot say the NPP has no message, Mr Freddie Blay, acting National Chairman of the party has said.