Inside Ghana's UN Slavery Motion: What it takes to pass or fail

Dr. Jinapor sheds light on the Pwalugu Dam contractor's payment - but where did the money end up?

Energy Minister Dr. John Jinapor addressed concerns about the Pwalugu Dam project payments. He clarified details surrounding the contractor's compensation - but what happened after the payment raises serious questions.

A Senior Lecturer warns that Ghana is at risk of losing its food heritage - especially in urban areas. Why?

Dr. Alberta Bondzi-Simpson, a Senior Lecturer, warns that Ghana risks losing its traditional cuisine, especially in urban areas. She notes that modern lifestyles and reliance on outside food pose a threat to dishes not commercially available - what does this mean for Ghana's heritage?

Gold Fields is transitioning the Damang mine to Ghana - but what will happen to operations after the transfer?

Gold Fields and the Government of Ghana are working together to transition the Damang mine. The company reaffirms its commitment to Ghana, but what does this mean for the future of the mine?

A campaign against eating dog and cat meat was launched - but why was it suspended?

Eric Jerry Aidoo, head of the Institute of Community Sustainability, led a campaign in Bolgatanga against eating dog and cat meat- raising awareness about animal welfare. The campaign was met with resistance, leading to a temporary halt- but what challenges did they face?

A court grants bail in a high-profile murder case - but is justice being served?

The father-in-law of Sammy Gyamfi, CEO of Ghana Gold Board, was killed during a robbery - and now a suspect has been granted bail. The prosecution seems unsure, raising questions about the direction of the case.