Bangladesh Nationalist Party leaders blame other political groups for trying to push back the next national vote. The accused parties want a new voting system called Proportional Representation and demand local elections happen first. BNP Standing Committee member Mirza Abbas says these demands make no sense. He claims the real goal is stopping the national election from taking place on time. Abbas made these comments after Islami Andolon Bangladesh held a big rally in Dhaka.
The Islamic group gathered thousands of supporters at Suhrawardy Udyan two days earlier. Rally speakers pushed for major government changes and the PR voting method. Islami Andolon chief Reazul Karim told the crowd that PR elections remain the only choice for fair...
World leaders gathered for the G7 summit on June 16 and 17 in Alberta, Canada. Seven wealthy countries sent their top officials to discuss money matters and trade deals. The meeting happened during major global conflicts and economic troubles. Everyone hoped the summit would produce important agreements between the rich nations. Trump walked out early after signing one paper about Middle East peace.
The Group of Seven started back in 1975 with six countries working together on economic issues. Canada joined the club one year later to make it seven members. Russia became part of the group for fifteen years but got kicked out after taking over Crimea. The United States has always led the organization since it began fifty years ago. Trump...
Bangladesh farmers face a crisis that threatens the nation's food future. New government data reveals nearly half the country's farmland cannot produce enough crops to stay healthy. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics found only 44 percent of agricultural areas meet basic sustainability standards. Chemical fertilizers have destroyed the natural power of the soil across more than half of all farming areas. Agricultural expert Jahangir Alam warns that urea and other synthetic chemicals have killed the land's ability to grow food naturally.
The Productive and Sustainable Agriculture Survey 2025 shows farmers earn money from their crops on most land. However, the soil quality keeps getting worse each year. Only 1 percent of farmland...
Businessman Kofi Boateng got ten days from an Accra court to collect papers for his fight against going to America. The judge said he could gather business records after his lawyers asked for more time. Kofi Boat runs a frozen food company across Ghana and wants to prove his money came from legal work. His legal team first wanted two weeks but the court cut it down. The Deputy Attorney General pushed for less time during the hearing.
Police grabbed Kofi Boat and two other men on June 13 when Interpol worked with American FBI agents. Authorities claim the three men stole one hundred million dollars through fake emails and romance tricks. One suspect goes by the name Agony and the third person remains unnamed. All three face serious...
Afrobeat star Kelvyn Boy has fans worried after his latest social media message. The singer posted a cryptic note saying his sympathy levels had hit rock bottom. People who follow him think he might be struggling with his emotions. Some believe he has become cold toward others. Different supporters think he feels betrayed and overwhelmed instead.
Fan Ini Jahson reached out with encouraging words on the platform. He urged the artist not to let negative people change his kind nature. The supporter reminded Kelvyn Boy that more people love him than hate him. He told the musician to focus on loyal fans rather than critics. The message ended with spiritual encouragement about divine protection.
The concerning post comes after drama with...
Ghana celebrated 65 years as a republic with a massive youth parade at Black Star Square. Over 20,000 students from schools across the country marched together during the special event. The National Cadet Corps organized the parade and showed off their training to government leaders. Defense Minister Edward Omane Boamah spoke for President Mahama at the ceremony. He praised the young people for their discipline and dedication to Ghana.
The government announced plans to hire 12,000 new soldiers over the next four years. Officials also promised free college education for students with disabilities and free sanitary products for girls. First-year university students will not pay certain fees under a new program. Youth Development Minister...
Ghana's Election Commission wants to hold fresh voting in Ablekuma North. The area has been without a parliament member since December 2024. Officials have spent two weeks talking to different groups about the problem. Parliament leaders and party representatives met with election bosses about what comes next. Security teams also joined these important discussions.
The commission called a major meeting today with all the key players. Political party leaders sat down with election officers from the region. National security officials came to talk about safety during any new vote. People close to the talks say the commission wants to move forward fast. These sources believe preparations have moved ahead quite far already.
Ablekuma North...
A fresh survey reveals shocking news for Ghana's opposition party. Research company Global InfoAnalytics found that people who skipped the 2024 elections would pick President Mahama over other candidates. The poll shows 66 percent of these voters would choose the current leader. Only 24 percent would back former Vice President Bawumia. The remaining 10 percent would pick different candidates.
The ruling party NDC beat the NPP with more than 1.7 million extra votes last year. Opposition leaders blamed low voter turnout for their crushing defeat. Dr. Bawumia and other NPP officials claimed they would have stayed as the government if their 2020 supporters had voted again. The new numbers suggest this theory was wrong.
Mussa Dankwah runs...
Ghana's government wants to change how the country works around the clock. Augustus Tanoh works as an advisor to President Mahama about this new plan. He says lawmakers will discuss the policy after the president shows it to everyone on July 2. Parliament Speaker Alban Bagbin thinks all politicians need to talk about it first. This will help everyone understand what the government wants to do.
The new program could create jobs for 1.7 million people over four years. Tanoh believes this will change how Ghana makes money and helps businesses grow. The government plans to raise four billion dollars from other countries and groups around the world. They will also give 300 million dollars to help people start their businesses. The money...
