Imprisonment should be rehabilitative, not punitive - Ghana Prisons boss at UNGA

An association in Kpando marked International Menstrual Hygiene Day with a special event - but for what reason?

The Kpando Young Ladies Association (KYLA) and the Ghana Education Service (GES) in Kpando collaborated to mark International Menstrual Hygiene Day. The event included donations and educational sessions for students in the Kpando Municipality - but what impact will it have?

Payments are underway for nurses and midwives- but some are reporting issues. What could this mean?

Ghana's Ministry of Health has processed payments of arrears to nurses and midwives- a move intended to bring relief. Some health workers report discrepancies- but what does this mean for healthcare?

Ghana's controversial anti-LGBTQ bill returns to Parliament - but what hurdles still stand in its way?

Ghana's Parliament is again considering the anti-LGBTQ bill, a move reigniting a nearly five-year-long debate. The bill's journey through the House has sparked intense reactions both nationally and internationally - but what could happen next?

Julius Malema says Ghana's response to South Africa tensions was not necessary - what does he suggest instead?

EFF leader Julius Malema has commented on Ghana's reaction to tensions involving its nationals in South Africa. He believes the response risks heightening an already delicate situation - but what could this mean for diplomatic relations?

NADMO responds to claims that residents weren't warned before the Weija Dam spillage - but is it enough?

NADMO is addressing concerns regarding the Weija Dam spillage and its impact on Greater Accra communities-amidst claims of insufficient warning. The organization insists that communication was maintained with residents, but questions linger about preparedness.