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NPP Eastern Regional Chairman hopeful Jeff Konadu Addo says the party must move beyond the presidential primaries and unite, stressing that support for a particular candidate should not determine who gets elected as regional chairman
As concerns over the alleged tampering of WAEC results continue, Bernice Mpere Gyekye says private schools cannot simply claim that results have been tampered with without providing empirical evidence to support their allegations
What is influencing fuel prices, and how could government subsidies affect consumers? Join the discussion as we break down the key issues, what the policy means, and its potential impact on households, businesses, and the economy
What does the Ghana Cocoa Board Bill 2026 mean for cocoa farmers and the industry? Join the discussion as we break down the key provisions of the bill and what changes it brings to Ghana's cocoa sector.
Nana B says Ghana may face challenges in implementing the Supreme Court's ruling on the delegate system, highlighting the need for broader discussions and practical steps to ensure electoral reforms are effectively carried out
Conflicting views have emerged over the government's Nkoko Nkitinkiti initiative. Samuel Huntor says beneficiaries who have already eaten their chickens under the Nkoko Nkitinkiti initiative will not be given another chicken next year, as the programme seeks to extend the opportunity to others
Member of Parliament for Manhyia South, Hon. Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, has criticized the proposed Tribunals Bill, arguing that it seeks to reintroduce a tribunal system that Parliament lacks constitutional authority to create. He insists that Parliament's mandate is limited to establishing district tribunals as provided by the Constitution
Adu Poku Aikins has described Chairman Wontumi's sentence as a travesty of justice, insisting that he committed no crime. He alleged that Wontumi was sentenced because of his political activism, claiming that some individuals had promised to jail him after the elections and are now fulfilling that promise.
A closer look at the arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye by EOCO, the ongoing investigation, and the questions surrounding accountability, politics, and the fight against alleged financial misconduct
Ahead of the constitutional election, the aspirants outline their plans, priorities, and commitments as they seek the mandate of voters. They explain what they intend to do and the impact they hope to make if given the opportunity to lead.
Johnson Asiedu Nketiah has every right to embark on a tour in his capacity as National Chairman, according to Barbara Serwaa Asamoah. She explained that his activities are aimed at strengthening the party at the grassroots level and are fully within the laws and structures of the National Democratic Congress
Engineer Wonder Davor has stated that owners of demolished buildings will be required to pay the cost of the demolition exercise. He further explained that assemblies are expected to issue five-year permits for all storey buildings, with an additional five-year extension subject to approval – a move aimed at strengthening building regulation and compliance
A fierce fire has swept through parts of Makola Market in Accra, destroying several shops and goods worth tens of thousands of cedis
Let's break down the contents of the recently passed Anti-LGBTQ Bill, examining its key provisions, restrictions, and proposed penalties. The conversation explores what the law says, how it is expected to be enforced, and the questions it raises about rights, governance, and public response. Minority in Parliament has strongly criticized the Anti-LGBTQI Bill, describing it as a “diluted document” with weak enforcement measures, just days after its passage
Concerns are mounting following reports that Ghanaian Member of Parliament Kwame Ohene Frimpong has been detained at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. As discussions intensify, many are questioning why details surrounding the detention remain unclear and whether the Ministry of Foreign Affairs should provide further information to the public
National Service Personnel will be recruited to be part of the rent task force, which will ensure the implementation of the rent regulations - Frederick Opoku
NDC's call in opposition for the removal of Ernest Addison as Governor was needless - Dr. George Domfeh
Let us give the government the three months they say they are using for the transformer replacement. After three months, we will know the actual cause — Kwadwo Nsafoa Poku
I formed The Base Movement because Kennedy Agyapong's ideas are too big to go to waste. He must become president to bring it to fruition — George Oti Bonsu
A discussion on the ongoing clash between the port transport union and the Ghana Highways Authority over the new axle load regulations
Discussions with the Ghana Union of Traders' Associations highlight growing concerns among traders about the impact of Publican AI at the ports. Some members say the system is affecting business operations and making trading more challenging, as calls continue for improvements and a more balanced approach
Michael Obiri Adjei has stated that while there is no objection to the government using AI to generate revenue, deploying AI at the ports is illegal and could lead to the collapse of businesses. He emphasizes the need for caution to protect the interests of traders and the economy.
Isaac Adjei Mensah has defended the sole-sourcing of Big Push projects, emphasizing that it will not promote corruption. He pledged strict oversight to ensure the projects are executed efficiently and transparently, reassuring the public of accountability in implementation
In this discussion, Samuel Adimado sheds light on recent claims about a suspension in cocoa purchases in Ghana. The conversation explores the facts behind the allegations, the potential impact on farmers and buyers, and the measures being taken by stakeholders to ensure transparency and continuity in the cocoa supply chain
In this discussion, we examine the new Community Service Act and how it could influence crime reduction. Is community service a better alternative to imprisonment for some offences? Join the conversation as we explore its benefits, challenges, and potential impact on society
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