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Are we failing the very people who build our future? Akokoa tackles the poor treatment of teachers... calls on government to improve their salaries and working conditions

An information-based morning programme that discusses local socio-political news.

"I paid GH₵90,000 for a Fire Service job... and four years later, I'm still waiting." We explore the devastating reality of government recruitment scams. Listen as a young man shares his heartbreaking story of losing a fortune for a promised position, highlighting the desperate lengths youth will go to for employment

“The EPA must show the same urgency in fighting galamsey as it does in banning polythene bags. Illegal mining is destroying lives and putting the health of unborn children at risk.” - Akokoa criticizes EPA

Hon. Jojo Banahene addresses Chairman Wontumi's dramatic withdrawal from the NPP Chairmanship race, describes his imprisonment as pure political harassment, insists he was heading for victory, and reveals what could be next for him politically

Akokoa weighs in on Sammy Gyamfi's extortion claims against Afenyo-Markin and calls for a state investigation, citing similar past allegations. (Listen))

Nana Kwabena Ampratwum delivers a strong message to President John Dramani Mahama, calling on him to remember and fulfill the promises made to Ghanaians. In this episode, we unpack his concerns, the expectations surrounding the Mahama administration, and the growing public demand for accountability, delivery, and tangible results. What promises are at stake, and is the government doing enough to meet the expectations of the people?

The Rent Control Department has inspected private hostels to assess their living conditions and rental charges. In this episode, we examine what the inspection revealed, concerns surrounding hostel prices, and what it could mean for students and other tenants.

Road deaths continue to rise, and the way pedestrians cross roads is becoming a serious concern. In this episode, we examine risky crossing habits, pedestrian behaviour, driver responsibility, and what can be done to make our roads safer for everyone.

“Ghana Police must swiftly arrest and prosecute the man who assaulted the detained pastor. Such lawlessness must not go unpunished.”- Akokoa

The rising number of unqualified practitioners performing caesarean sections is contributing to Ghana's high maternal mortality rate. Irresponsible behaviour among some pregnant women and inadequate healthcare facilities are also factors. - Deputy Education Minister, Grace Ayensu-Danquah

“The excessive use of chemicals on food is putting Ghanaians' lives at risk. The FDA and Agriculture Ministry must intensify inspections and act now.”

“Ghana's transport system is poorly regulated. Drivers increase fares at will, even when fuel prices remain unchanged. The government must take control.”

“You cannot attack Christianity and, at the same time, call for the killing of people who criticise Prophet Mohammed. Such statements can fuel religious tensions and threaten national security, and therefore must not be tolerated.” - Akokoa FIRES!!!

Indiscipline in SHSs is getting out of hand. Social media, overprotective parents, the ban on corporal punishment and overcrowding are fueling the problem.” - Akokoa

“From President Mahama to every MP, don't dare shed tears today over the August 6 helicopter tragedy while galamsey still rages on. One year on, this menace should have been curbed or at least stabilized. Honour their sacrifice with action, not tears.” - Akokoa fires

"Indiscipline will no longer be tolerated under the Mahama administration. Students involved in misconduct will be dismissed; parents will pay for damaged school property, and students who abscond from school risk arrest." - Francis Yeboah, Free SHS Deputy National Coordinator, Ashanti Region.

Dual citizens should hence not be considered for state or ministerial appointments. The Ken Ofori-Atta case is a clear lesson in how difficult it can be to hold them accountable or extradite them when they are accused of misusing state funds." -Akokoa

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Office of the Special Prosecutor's power to prosecute does not violate Article 88 of the 1992 Constitution. We unpack what the decision means.

The judiciary is losing its authority; some people seem to be above the law. The Chief Justice must restore public confidence and ensure that court orders are respected by everyone. — Akokoa

“Charging teacher applicants GH₵25 just to check their recruitment status on the government portal is unnecessary. Why should unemployed graduates be made to pay?” - Akokoa fires at the government.

“Reshuffle your underperforming appointees now, or you risk losing the fight against galamsey.” - Akokoa cautions Prez. Mahama

Students of the Krobo Nursing and Midwifery Training College are demanding the removal of Principal Mrs. Ellen Dwamena over alleged poor leadership and deteriorating campus conditions. Listen to know more.

“A massive fire destroys a fashion house in the Ashanti Region... reduces all equipment, fabrics, and finished products to ashes," - An eyewitness recounts.

New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has visited the party's Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, at the Nsawam Medium Security Prison.

“Mahama's promise to complete the Kumasi Central Market is becoming a lie. If work doesn't resume within weeks, we'll demonstrate. We've already informed the relevant authorities.” — Daniel Otuo Agyapong, Director of Operations, Kumasi Central Market Traders.

"The Nkoko Nkitinkiti project must be carefully planned. It shouldn't be limited to distributing chickens for people to rear; adequate support and proper measures must also be provided to help keep the birds healthy and reduce deaths." - Akokoa

Committee meetings are meant to be public, not held behind closed doors. There was no justification for keeping the Bank of Ghana Governor's appearance secret." - Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member of Parliament's Economy and Development Committee

"What we condemned yesterday cannot be right today. EOCO's Rambo-style arrest is unacceptable. Accountability must not come at the expense of due process." — Akokoa

Zoomlion's government contract has not been completely cancelled. Some government officials insist on renewing it because they are using the company to siphon huge sums from the country. I have evidence.” —Manasseh Azure Awuni, Freelance Investigative Journalist

"It would be pointless to give street beggars start-up funds without proper supervision. Some may waste the money and return to begging." — Opooman urges MMDCEs to ensure proper monitoring.

“Tell Mzbel to take her late sister to one of Mahama's newly built markets. He prioritised building markets over hospitals that could have saved lives.” — Paul Yandoh jabs.

“Arrest every perpetrator behind the galamsey activities at Lake Bosomtwe, or we will presume the government, the DCE, and the Regional Minister are accomplices. Every perpetrator must be brought to book at all costs.” — Akokoa tells government

Cleaning our environment alone won't stop flooding. Government must provide proper waste dump sites. — Akokoa

Kumasi residents weigh in on the Accra floods, blames residents' negligence, poor sanitation, and indiscriminate dumping of waste as the major causes... Listen for MORE!!

"Sack the DCEs of Bosomtwe and Adansi Asokwa. Illegal mining continues under their watch, yet they claim they know nothing about it. What exactly is their mandate?" — Akokoa to President Mahama

"Deputy Chief of Staff, Stan Xoese Dogbe, what has your anti-flood task force achieved since President Mahama tasked you with preventing flooding in 2025? Ghanaians have been displaced, yet you were entrusted with the planning. Enough of the needless banter—show Ghanaians your flood prevention plan." — Akokoa blasts

Despite public awareness campaigns and GMet's heavy rain warnings, many residents still fail to follow basic flood safety precautions.” — Engr. Dr. Miriam Eduful, President of the Ghana Institute of Safety and Environmental Professionals, on Accra's floods.

The fight is far from over.... — Akokoa sounds alarm to Mahama over galamsey's destruction of lands.

The over 1,700 people displaced by floods in the Western Region is clear evidence of galamsey's devastating impact. Yet some misguided people still defend this destructive act. — Akokoa blasts.

Adwoa Safo referred to Bank Hospital to remove the remaining pellets from the gun attack; claims she is travelling abroad for treatment are false. — Collins Frimpong, JoyNews reporter, provides an update.

GES ban on lavish SHS graduation celebrations is a good idea. Since when did this inconsiderate, outdated attitude become the norm in this country? – Akokoa blasts