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It’s been a week filled with warnings from health experts about the need to remain safe as Covid-19 cases surge.
The Cape Coast High Court annulled the Assin North constituency parliamentary results, and there was a lot of talk about the travesty of justice by the Minority. Also, the Finance Minister presented the Mid-year budget review, saying he is no going to ask for more money.
Indeed, he did not ask for more money or introduce new taxes but invited Ghanaians to contribute ¢100 to the National Cathedral kitty to build the edifice to the glory of God.
If you missed any of this in the news, Hannah Odame has the wrap.
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