Minister calls for urgent food system transformation amid climate and health concerns

A Kumasi-based health facility is calling for resources to support mental health - but why now?

The Psychiatric Unit of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) is advocating for mental health services to be included under national health insurance. Patients are struggling to afford treatment, which may have dire consequences - especially for staff.

Conflicting reports emerge about public transport fare increases - what is really happening?

Road transport operators in Ghana have refuted claims of a 20% hike in public transport fares. The operators are closely monitoring fuel prices - but what could this mean for commuters?

A chief's donation to a local prison raises questions - what change will this bring to the inmates?

The Chief of the Zabrama Community in Kpando, Alhaji Abdul Rafiu Salifu, made a donation to the Kpando Local Prison inmates. This act is part of a larger effort to support vulnerable members of society - but what impact will it have?

Ghana's Interior Minister is sounding the alarm about drug use among the youth- but what's fueling this?

Interior Minister Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka is worried about drug abuse among Ghana's youth- he is calling for a national response. The Minister says the growing use of illicit drugs requires the involvement of many- but why now?

Why does Ghana continue to experience catastrophic floods, and what structural changes are needed to break the cycle?

Accra continues to experience floods annually, resulting in deaths, displacement, and economic losses - a grimly familiar pattern. Despite past tragedies and promises, the cycle of inaction persists, raising questions about whether any lessons have been learned.

Why does the cover of night in Elubo, Ghana, pose such a risk to residents and cross-border activities?

Elubo, a major border town in Ghana's Western Region, faces a significant challenge - darkness. The lack of streetlights raises concerns about security and the safety of residents.