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Why does EOCO consider this one of their strongest cases - and what fresh evidence led to the couple's re-arrest?

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is currently handling a case involving former National Food Buffer Stock Company CEO Abdul-Wahab Hanan and his wife. Executive Secretary Raymond Archer claims it is one of their strongest cases - but the couple's re-arrest has sparked debate.

Is EOCO becoming a 'one-man institution' under Raymond Archer? The Minority Leader raises concerns.

Afenyo-Markin has criticised Raymond Archer's leadership at EOCO. He suggests the agency is becoming overly centralised - raising questions about its operational integrity.

Three million more Ghanaians have enrolled in the NHIS - but what impact will this have?

NHIA's Deputy CEO, Dr. Senanu Kwesi Djokoto, has announced a significant increase in NHIS enrolment. This progress has pushed Ghana's health insurance coverage significantly - but what does this mean for healthcare access?

NAPO faces accusations of sabotaging power supply - what's really going on?

Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, former Energy Minister, is at the center of allegations involving power disruptions and financial inducements. The accusations have sparked a strong reaction, raising questions about the intersection of politics and essential services.

Following a tragic death, one CEO is calling for change - but what reforms does he think are needed?

Abass Nurudeen, CEO of the Ghana Social Investment Fund, is calling for healthcare reforms after the death of Charles Amissah. He believes the circumstances surrounding this tragedy should change how the country approaches emergency medical care - but how?

A former GMA General Secretary says Ghana's emergency healthcare system is deeply inadequate - but why should you care?

Dr. Justice Yamson, a former GMA General Secretary, has described Ghana's emergency healthcare system as deeply inadequate. Systemic weaknesses persist, and the "no-bed syndrome" remains a critical issue - but what does this mean for Ghanaians?