Audio By Carbonatix
Donald Trump has suggested he may run for president again in 2024 - amid an angry attack on Joe Biden in his first major address since leaving the White House.
The Republican used his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in an apparent effort to cement his status as the party's undisputed leader despite his defeat in November.
"I stand before you today to declare that the incredible journey we began together... there's never been a journey so successful - we began it together four years ago and it is far from over," he said.
He dismissed suggestions he may start a new party, saying "we're not interested in them".
"We all knew the Biden administration was going to be bad, but none of us even imagined just how bad they would be," he said.
"He talked about energy. I thought 'this guy, actually, he's ok with energy'. He wasn't ok with energy... he wants windmills."
Latest Stories
-
Government engages large-scale mining companies on GANRAP
4 minutes -
‘3 Faces of Jeffrey Nortey’ returns June 12 with film, stage and street twist
14 minutes -
UPSA to host 9th Mini GUSA Games from May 5
37 minutes -
BBC Industrials marks Global Safety Day with road marking drive in Tema
43 minutes -
IMF urged to come clean on Bank of Ghana losses
48 minutes -
Soyalana Community Gala ignites football fever in Tolon
1 hour -
Talent identification takes Maxwell Konadu and Awudu Issaka to Tolon
1 hour -
At least 130 Nigerians seek repatriation from South Africa after protests, Abuja says
1 hour -
Nigeria plans to repatriate nationals willing to leave South Africa after attacks
1 hour -
Ghana’s fishers hold the knowledge, why are they not shaping policy?
2 hours -
Two killed and many injured after car driven into crowd in German city of Leipzig
2 hours -
GNFS honours firefighters on International Firefighters’ Day 2026
2 hours -
Kasapreko PLC announces GH¢700million IPO on Ghana Stock Exchange
2 hours -
NIA resumes Ghana Card registration for children in Volta and Oti Regions
2 hours -
Handling of BoG 2025 report risks politicisation – Oppong Nkrumah
2 hours