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Pay delays, layoffs, uncertainty - Minority caucus raises concern over deepening labour crisis
Abubakar Ibrahim••461 words · 3 min read•Breaking
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Ghana's Minority caucus is raising alarms about a deepening labor crisis - but what's fueling this concern?
The Minority caucus in Parliament has voiced concerns about the deteriorating conditions faced by Ghanaian workers- citing issues such as delayed salaries and job losses. The caucus is urging immediate action, but what specific challenges are they highlighting?
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A University of Skills Training Dean is pushing for practical research - but what kind of impact could this have?
Prof Humphrey Danso has advocated for more focus on applied research to help solve national problems. The call was made at the 2nd Postgraduate Research Conference - but what does this mean for Ghana's development?
A former hospital CEO says Ghana's 'no-bed syndrome' isn't about bed shortages - but something else is clogging the system.
Dr. Opoku Ware Ampomah, former CEO of Korle Bu, addresses Ghana's persistent "no-bed syndrome". He points to a "choke system" within healthcare delivery - but what exactly is causing this bottleneck?
The TUC Chairman warns that illegal mining threatens jobs and livelihoods - but how bad is it?
TUC Chairman Bernard Owusu addressed attendees at the May Day celebration in Koforidua. He spoke about the devastating effects of galamsey - and the need for environmental protection.
Adomah issues a strong warning to the Black Stars- find out what he said about their approach to the 2026 World Cup!
Former Ghana international Albert Adomah has cautioned the Black Stars ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He is urging the team to approach each game with caution- but what does this mean for their chances?
