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18/08/2026

The NDC promised no stress fees for tertiary education. They explained that if you got admission, your fees would be paid as a grant by the university. Young Ghanaians were excited and voted for the NDC. Now, they’re stressed, praying, and hoping to find their own money to enter university before applying for a refund. Thousands were denied access to university in the past two academic years because they couldn’t find their money. This is a blatant failure that has a devastating impact on the poor who trusted the NDC. Ghanaians are asking, when will this happen?
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13/07/2026

We can never be intimidated by these arrests.

The government and its party members will not be left to destroy our lands for their personal gains.

Watch out for the next People’s Forum episode on Galamsey!



The People’s Forum has submitted a public letter to Ghana’s Chief Justice, asking him to protect the judiciary from the ...
18/06/2026

The People’s Forum has submitted a public letter to Ghana’s Chief Justice, asking him to protect the judiciary from the influence of the executive and, importantly, urging him to refrain from too much exposure and alignment with the Executive and the NDC.

14/06/2026

[20 MINS VIDEO] - Cocoa farmer and mining engineer, Ing. Frederick Korankye, shares the frustration of cocoa farmers in this crisis Ghana’s cocoa sector faces. With a voice sounding depressed with words woven in pain, some still seek to only defend this government’s shameful cruelty. If the Hired Pens and Bought Opinions could stop insulting the pain with their blind loyalty while real lives are collapsing in the villages while they gaslight us with excuses in Accra, the government would hear the cry of the over 800,000 farmers. ENOUGH!
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12/06/2026

Cocoa farmers in Ghana faced a significant price reduction, from about GH¢3,100 to GH¢ 2,500 per bag, in the over 100 years of cocoa trading. Despite having last season’s cocoa beans, the government is not purchasing them. Hatchet men and gaslighting continue to undermine the farmers, while the government offers excuses for their inaction. Instead of spin and propaganda, the government should allocate 20% of its efforts to pay the farmers and save the industry.
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02/06/2026

TWI VERSION

The NDC’s ‘No Fees Stress’ promise has been exposed as a political ploy. They claimed to eliminate first-year tertiary academic fees to ease the stress of poor students. Meanwhile, they are only reimbursing a small portion of fees to those who could afford to enrol, which is not relief but a rebate that benefits those who had the means to pay in the first place. This undermines the trust of students and parents, especially those who couldn’t enrol and now receive a rebate. What happens to these students?



02/06/2026

The NDC’s so-called “No Fees Stress” promise has proven to be a classic example of political trickery.

They boldly declared their intention to eliminate first-year tertiary academic fees, aiming to alleviate the stress of securing admission on poor students.

Meanwhile, they now reimbursed only a fraction of fees to those who could already afford to enrol. This isn’t relief; it’s a rebate that benefits only those who had the means to pay in the first place.

Such a bait-and-switch approach undermines the trust of students and parents alike, particularly those thousands couldn’t afford to enroll to later get their rebate. What happens to these students?



The government can always have a means to achieving its numbers in its books, but the reality of people’s lives shows se...
04/05/2026

The government can always have a means to achieving its numbers in its books, but the reality of people’s lives shows serious hardship. While they sing “Bank of Ghana made losses to stabilize the economy”, the economy continues to show instability. What explains this disconnect? Who designed this reset at all?
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03/05/2026

The People’s Forum made this observation and confirmed it with our engagement with market women and taxi drivers in Koforidua early this year. There is a great disconnect between the government’s statistics it reports and the real-life situations of the people. This is not conjecture! Apostle Rev. Alex Nkrumah hit it right on the head. The hardships are real.
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03/05/2026

When assigns of government threatens those who speak of hardship, fear silences the nation. Critics are now silenced, as arrests and intimidation of opposition activists have seen no agitation from ‘sane voices’. Unfortunately, ‘sane voices’ fear the arrests may target them or their livelihoods. It’s a regime of ‘speak up and risk your livelihood being dismantled, stay quiet and live in fear’. What a reset Ghanaians bought!
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