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Today's Ghanaian Newspapers, Thursday 11th December, 2025.

Today's Ghanaian Newspapers, Thursday 11th December, 2025.
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EC set 30th December, 2025 for Kpandai Preliminary Election Rerun.

EC set 30th December, 2025 for Kpandai Preliminary Election Rerun. Source: Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com

OSP Scrapping: President Mahama Disband Calls of Scrapping Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), saying is Premature.

OSP Scrapping: President Mahama Disband Calls of Scrapping Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), saying is Premature. President John Dramani Mahama has waded into the calls for the scrapping of the  Office of the Special Prosecutor describing such demands as premature and urging the public to allow the institution more time to deliver on its mandate. His remarks come as debate intensifies over the effectiveness of the OSP, with some critics arguing that the office has not made a meaningful impact and should be dissolved. Speaking during a meeting with the National Peace Council, President Mahama stressed that, dismantling the OSP at this stage would be hasty and counterproductive, noting the need to strengthen institutions that promote transparency and good governance. Meanwhile, the world celebrated on 9th December, 2025, an International Day of Anti-corruption (IDAC) under the United Nations Convention. Source: Alrich24newsgh blogspot.com
Berekum LaNet Engages Basic School Children at Jinijini on Anti-corruption Campaign. An International Day of Anti-corruption (IDAC) 2025 which was observed across the globe on 9th December, Citizens Watch Ghana in collaboration with the Ghana Anti-corruption Coilation (GACC) celebrated the day with school children at Jinijini Presby JHS and Methodist JHS in the Berekum West District of the Bono region. The theme for this year's anti-corruption campaign was: "Uniting the youth against Corruption, Shaping Tomorrow's Integrity. Addressing the children the Executive Director of Citizens Watch Ghana and the Focal Person for the LaNet, Mr. Simon Asore emphasised on corruption manifestations such as bribery, extortion, fraud, nepotism, embellishment, conflict of interest and favoritism. He urged the children to do as much they can to resist, reject and report all corruption practices that they may encounter especially to the police, Headmaster, teacher, District Assembly, CHRAJ d...
Today's Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines, Wednesday, 10th December, 2025. Source: Alric24newsgh.blogspot.com