University of Ghana, Ministry of Education among worst performers in Ghana's public funds compliance ranking

Nana Agradaa claims her time in prison brought her closer to God - but what exactly did she experience behind bars?

Nana Agradaa, the former fetish priestess-turned-evangelist, shared reflections on her prison experience. She spoke about how the experience has impacted her, hinting at a significant transformation.

Medical equipment and a motorbike were donated to the Daffiama-Bussie-Issa district - but why now?

The Daffiama-Bussie-Issa District Assembly and traditional leaders have collaborated to provide resources to the Issa Polyclinic and the district police command. The donation aims to improve critical services - but what challenges might this solve?

For diabetics, heart attacks can be symptom-free, with subtle signs like breathlessness or fatigue - easily missed!

Heart attacks are often perceived as crushing chest pain, but in people with diabetes mellitus, they can be silent or have atypical symptoms. This can make the cardinal symptom of chest pain become only a perception, potentially missed by both patients and healthcare practitioners - making early treatment difficult.

A united front emerges to tackle Ghana's pollution crisis - but what solutions are on the table?

Religious bodies and civil society groups are uniting to combat air pollution and e-waste injustice in Ghana. The collaboration seeks practical measures- but what changes will they push for?

A marriage in crisis! A woman battling a stroke makes a shocking appearance on Obra - what could she possibly reveal?

On Obra on Nhyira FM, simulcast on Adom TV, Martha Owusu sits before a panel carrying the weight of a broken marriage and a stroke. She believes the stroke is connected to her troubled home - but what led her to this point?

The Akwatia MP says blaming the government for all farm losses is an oversimplification - but why does he say that?

Akwatia MP Bernard Bediako Baidoo addressed agricultural losses, involving the government and farmers. He suggests that the narrative might be more complex than it appears - and that there may be more to the story.