Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa will this week tour Cyclone Idai-ravaged areas in the country together with representatives of 17 other political parties involved in a national dialogue intended to resolve the country’s political and economic problems. Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Nick Mangwana confirmed in a tweet Sunday that Mnangagwa, who has been to Manicaland Province before, will …

The Electoral Commission has cautioned political parties against the use of hoodlums during political activities and elections. This notice follows the recent violence which characterised the Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election. Condemning the act, the Commission “entreated Political Parties to work to address the issue of vigilantes within their respective Political Parties to ensure that similar incidents do not occur in …

The Electoral Commission has condemned the violence that characterized the by-election held in the Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency with a call on political parties to take steps to disband their vigilante groups. Speaking after an Inter-Party Advisory Committee [IPAC] meeting held on Wednesday, Head of Communication at the Electoral Commission, Mr. Eric Dzakpasu said the attacks at the residence of …

    Actor and entrepreneur, John Dumelo, has called on politicians to stop the stereotyping of persons in the creative industry who endorse political parties. The NDC activist said Ghana is a democracy, so everyone – including celebrities – should have the right to declare their political stance. “I’m not supporting the Convention People’s Party does not mean they should …

  Actor John Dumelo has sent a message of caution to politicians and their followers to spot victimizing celebrities just because they endorse certain political parties, MyNewsGh.com has filed. According to him, Ghana practices democracy and therefore celebrities who do not support the party ideology and believes of opponents should not be victimized as it has happened in his case. …

  The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), four political parties and the police have condemned prophecies made by men of God that point to the deaths of prominent personalities within the country. As much as they condemned such practices, they also condemned associated acts of vandalism that followed such prophecies by some segments of the society. The common thread …