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NIA workers are threatening to strike- but what could this mean for national identification?

NIA workers are planning a nationwide strike- due to disagreements over the implementation of migration reports. The workers claim the delays have impacted their conditions of service- but what could be the consequences?

SNNIT is facing criticism over hostel fees - but what's driving the Acting Rent Commissioner's outrage?

The Acting Rent Commissioner has taken aim at SNNIT over hostel charges at the University of Ghana's Pentagon Hostel. He suggests the fees are exploitative - but what could this mean for students?

Tensions rise as Nigeria addresses xenophobic attacks in South Africa- what measures will they take?

Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister spoke with her South African counterpart about xenophobic attacks. She expressed Nigeria's concerns about the safety of its citizens- hinting at potential actions.

A new health roadmap for West & Central Africa has been launched - but what changes will it bring?

West and Central African leaders and global partners met in Accra to launch a regional roadmap. The initiative aims to tackle health challenges and expand quality healthcare access - but the path forward remains unclear.

A father's actions in North Legon have landed him in trouble with the law - what could have happened?

A 60-year-old father has been arrested in North Legon following an incident involving his teenage son - but what led to this shocking event? The community is now grappling with questions of discipline and the limits of parental authority.

Africa's fintech sector faces a pivotal challenge- can sandboxes become true bridges to market entry?

BoG Governor Dr. Johnson Asiama is advocating for a shift in Africa's fintech approach- moving beyond experimentation. He emphasizes the need to scale regulated digital financial solutions, but what is the key to unlocking real economic impact?