Burkina Faso increases debt, dependence on foreign aid despite sovereignty rhetoric

Why was a Ghanaian teacher detained at a US airport after seeking medical care for her son?

A Ghanaian teacher and her son, seeking medical care, faced unexpected detention at Dulles Airport after admitting asylum plans. This case raises questions about the treatment of asylum seekers- and the balance between border security and human rights.

A fuel tanker fire in Kintampo exposes a critical gap in emergency response - what happens next?

Kintampo residents are worried about the lack of a functional fire appliance. A recent fuel tanker fire burned for hours, highlighting the potential dangers- but what could this mean for the town's safety?

A "novel" consultation process has caused public confusion - but why was this approach taken in the first place?

The Acting Director-General of NITA, Ing. Dr Mark-Oliver Kevor, says a novel consultation process on the proposed NITA Bill caused public confusion. The exploratory approach involved extensive stakeholder engagement - but not all suggestions made it into the final proposal.

The Communications Minister has responded to critics of the NITA bill - but will it be enough to quell concerns?

Communications Minister, Samuel George, is facing criticism regarding the proposed National Information Technology Agency (NITA) bill. Some industry players are concerned about the draft legislation - but the Minister is standing firm.

Key sub-transmission lines are being upgraded - but will this solve the power issues in Greater Kumasi?

ECG is undertaking critical power upgrade works in the Greater Kumasi area. The project aims to improve electricity reliability and strengthen the power network- but what will be the result?