‘What’s Ablakwa’s wrongdoing?’ – Fiifi Kwetey slams NPP’s ‘Yɛgye Yɛ Sika’ demo as ‘a total joke’

November 3, 2026

• MP Samuel Abu Jinapor was escorted out of Parliament for refusing to withdraw an allegation against Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
• Jinapor accused Minister Ablakwa of involvement in the sale of diplomatic passports.
• The incident is part of broader Minority (NPP) criticism regarding the issuance of Ghanaian diplomatic and service passports and beneficiary eligibility.
• The NPP also staged a demonstration demanding accountability over a GH¢49.72 million expenditure on evacuating Ghanaians from South Africa, citing discrepancies.
• The NPP has called for Minister Ablakwa's resignation or dismissal, while Ablakwa has requested an independent audit into the evacuation expenditure.

November 3, 2026

• Ghanaian roads experienced unusual peace and discipline, attributed by the author to the suspected installation of traffic cameras.
• The author notes that cameras compel obedience more effectively than traditional police interactions, which often involve negotiation.
• Challenges include missing speed limit signs on roads and poor infrastructure, with potholes effectively enforcing speed limits for years.
• Concerns are raised about the potential loss of informal entertainment and services provided by preachers and hawkers in buses if new restrictions are enforced.
• The article concludes that technology, like cameras, creates obedience through uncertainty, likening it to a 'digital Egya Tur' (cannon).

November 3, 2026

• The Ghana Chamber of Clean Energy (GCCE) and William Davidson Institute (WDI) held a workshop in Accra to address financing constraints for Ghana's electric two-wheeler sector.
• The event convened enterprises, financial institutions, and stakeholders to validate financing gaps and explore policy solutions.
• Identified financing challenges include limited import duty waiver implementation, difficulties transitioning from grants, reliance on company balance sheets, limited access to affordable local-currency debt, stringent lending requirements, equity investor preferences, and information gaps.
• GCCE emphasized the need for appropriate financing structures, stronger institutional collaboration, and an enabling environment to accelerate electric two-wheeler adoption.
• Workshop findings and recommendations will inform a forthcoming public report to guide GCCE's advocacy for policy and financing measures to support the sector's growth.