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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
We depend on imports for fuel, food, and other essentials. If the war escalates, prices could soar and life here could feel the squeeze. So, what do you think, are we too dependent on other countries?
Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, says cost-cutting measures have been implemented ahead of the World Cup to ensure responsible spending. Meanwhile, amid tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran, he has assured Ghanaians that the Black Queens are safe, not under any threat, and will play their next matches in Dubai
Chief Executive Officer of the Tree Crops Development Authority, Andy Osei Okrah, has highlighted the strong economic potential of Ghana's tree crop sector. He emphasised that with the right level of investment, the sector can generate significant revenue, create jobs, and boost national development.
Awutu Obrachire clash highlights the growing problem of student violence. This discussion looks at what must be done to prevent such incidents, holding schools, authorities, and communities accountable for creating safe and disciplined learning environments
An in-depth look at the challenges facing Ghana's cocoa industry, from declining production to financial pressures on Ghana Cocoa Board, and the practical steps needed to restore stability, boost farmer confidence, and secure the sector's future
Michael Okyere Baafi urges the government to invest in tomato farming locally to prevent Ghanaians from risking their lives in Burkina Faso. He also calls on the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, National Security, and Interior to have warned citizens about the dangers and recommends a parliamentary inquiry into the tragic attack that reportedly killed 10 Ghanaian traders last Saturday
Reflecting on the Ayawaso East By-Election, concerns about high vote inducement highlight the need for stronger enforcement and political accountability. Let's delve into this and other key issues shaping our democracy and national development
Mussa Dankwah claims his survey influenced the vote buying in Ayawaso East and Baba Jamal paid after his polls showed he was losing. In this episode, he discusses the role of his polls, the impact of financial influence on the elections, and raises tough questions about integrity and accountability in the Ayawaso East by-elections
The dust has settled on the NPP presidential primaries, leaving supporters and the public to reflect on the outcomes. This discussion dives into the results, the reactions within the party, and what the next steps mean for unity, strategy, and the road ahead
The debate over renaming Kotoka International Airport has sparked diverse opinions. This discussion explores the potential benefits and drawbacks, examining historical significance, national identity, and the impact such a change could have on Ghanaians and the country's legacy
In an interactive conversation with delegates from the diaspora, key issues, expectations, and perspectives ahead of the NPP presidential primaries were discussed. The engagement focused on party unity, leadership choices, and the role of diaspora delegates in shaping the future direction of the New Patriotic Party
As the New Patriotic Party (NPP) gears up for its presidential primaries, what is the state of preparations so far? Join the discussion as we examine the party's readiness, key developments, internal dynamics, and what to expect as the primaries draw closer.
Join us for an in-depth conversation with Professor Vincent Assanful, Board Chairman of NACCA, as we explore the organization's role, funding, and the key challenges it faces. Listen in to gain a clearer understanding of NACCA's work and impact
Kwadwo Kyei Yamoah says despite efforts by NAIMOS and the Blue Water Guards, galamsey continues because strong political will is lacking. He says they will hold extensive discussions with the President to address the issue
Kofi Tonto has clarified that Abronye doesn't report to Vice President Bawumia. He emphasized that only the NPP National Executive can call him to order. He also warned that careless words from party members were used against the NPP in the 2024 elections
Prof. Kwame Karikari explains that the proposed constitutional amendment will abolish the Office of the Special Prosecutor and establish a new body dedicated to combating corruption, reflecting the need to adapt the Constitution to current circumstances
Lawyer and historian Anokye Frimpong explains that Bawku is traditionally Kusasi land, with the Mamprusis only assisting in local governance. He warns that political interference is worsening the conflict in the area
Kwasi Kwarteng insists that Bawumia's failure on the economy led to NPP's defeat, and urges Ghanaians not to blame Kennedy Agyapong, whose honesty and discipline he believes can help reform the system
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