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Another policeman has allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself.

The Supreme Court has said they are not comfortable with the post-trial interviews by Frank Davies, one of the lawyers representing President Akufo-Addo in the ongoing Election Petition.

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has approved the first herbal medicine for clinical trials for the treatment of COVID-19.

Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Member of Parliament (MP) for the North-Tongu constituency in the Volta Region has shared his view on the $150 COVID-19 testing fee for non-ECOWAS members.

The Member of Parliament for Asawase constituency Muntaka Mubarak says the entire Parliament owe Ghanaians for the chaos that erupted during the inauguration of the 8th Parliament.

The Supreme Court will later today, Monday, February 1, 2021, resume hearing of the 2020 Election Petition.

Fellow Ghanaians, good evening.

President Akufo-Addo has banned weddings, concerts and parties until further notice.

Some lawyers in the Ashanti Regional have been accused of defrauding and having an affair with wives of their clients.

President Akufo-Addo will tonight address the nation for the 23rd time on the novel coronavirus pandemic as the country’s cases surges.

The Jomoro Municipal Police Commander in the Western Region, Superintendent of Police (SP) Zeprain Zenge, has allegedly taken his own life.

Emeritus Professor of University of Ghana, Rev. Prof Ayittey says we need to use hydrogen peroxide to break the Covid-19 chain.

The Africa Center for Disease Control (CDC) has confirmed Ghana to be amongst countries on the continent where a new variant of COVID-19 is spreading.

President Akufo-Addo has appointed the Chief of Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Seth Amoama, to act as Chief of Defence Staff.

The witnesses statement of the first of two witnesses of the Petitioner (John Dramani Mahama) in the ongoing trial of the 2020 election petition, today 29th January 2021, sparked controversy at the Supreme Court, eventually leading the court to expunge four (4) paragraphs completely, and three (3) others in part.