Audio By Carbonatix
Some Presidents have arrived in Ghana to witness the swearing in of President-elect Akufo-Addo on January 7.
The President of Guinea Bissau, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, and Angola's Vice President, Bornito de Sousa all arrived in the country on January 6.
They were greeted by the members of the Ghana airforce and the Senior Minister Osafo Marfo.
President-elect Akufo-Addo will be sworn in on January 7 at the Parliament House.
Other countries including Nigeria, Gambia, India, and France have sent word they will be represented on the day by their Foreign Ministers.
The President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump has also announced the selection of a Presidential Delegation to attend President Akufo-Addo's second inauguration.
Latest Stories
-
“I don’t blame the current government for Afari Hospital delay”—Dominic Nitiwul
5 minutes -
Lack of prepared successors undermining Ghanaian family businesses – IFC Warns
6 minutes -
GVCA 2026: Marsha Wulff says Africa’s economic transformation depends on better capital deployment
7 minutes -
NACOC warns of cannabis-infused egg and pepper and ice cream being sold on university campuses
13 minutes -
NACOC warns of growing circulation of cannabis-infused food products in tertiary institutions
25 minutes -
Teacher in viral Bole SHS video reportedly on the run; Education Ministry seeks public assistance
1 hour -
NCCE raises alarm over rising child prostitution in Yilo Krobo
3 hours -
ORCC, GHS, CEA sensitise apprentices on reproductive health in Nkwanta South
3 hours -
Public advised to look out for FDA food hygiene permits at eateries
3 hours -
GoldBod earned over $10bn from gold exports in 2025 – Deputy Finance Minister
3 hours -
GHS sets up probe committee as search continues for missing baby in Salaga
3 hours -
NACOC warns of rising drug abuse in SHSs and universities
3 hours -
Ghana must prioritise youth jobs – World Bank
4 hours -
Bank of Ghana urges journalists to combat misinformation through accurate reporting
4 hours -
GUTA urges PURC to suspend planned utility tariff increases
4 hours