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A Chinese machinery firm in Asankrangwa was attacked - but what did the armed robbers manage to get away with?

Five suspects were arrested for allegedly robbing Velotop Co. Ltd in Asankrangwa of GHS 200,000. The suspects, armed with guns and machetes, reportedly handcuffed three Chinese nationals during the robbery.

A new road safety policy will soon require drivers to arrange for towing much faster - or else what?

The NRSA says drivers must arrange towing within 30 minutes in city centers under a new policy accompanying the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2025. Abraham Amaliba says vehicle owners will subscribe to towing services, like insurance. Discussions are underway with insurance companies.

Why is Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) refuting claims of a court order?

GCTU denies claims of a court injunction against it, stating that its actions remain in force- despite a motion filed by Prof. Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwa. The university says the application is yet to be heard, and urges the public to disregard misinformation.

Why did the CEO of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital make a large donation to the Muslim staff?

KATH's CEO, Paa Kwesi Baidoo, donated GHS 20,000 worth of food to support Muslim staff during Ramadan. The donation included rice, milk, Milo, and sugar. It's the first time a KATH CEO has personally made such a donation.

Why is Father Campbell, who has dedicated his life to Ghana's marginalized, now urgently seeking assistance?

Father Andrew Campbell, as he approaches his 80th birthday, is appealing for support for lepers and street children. He says providing daily care at the Weija Leprosarium is difficult due to limited resources. He urges institutions to support his work.

Why is the President's choice of aircraft for travel under scrutiny, and what considerations are at play?

Callistus Mahama addresses public concerns regarding President Mahama's travel arrangements, specifically the use of a plane belonging to the President's brother. He acknowledges the need for scrutiny and moral clarity in the use of public power.

Why did Minority MPs visit Offinsohene before touring cocoa farms in Ashanti, and what issues will they uncover?

Frank Annoh-Dompreh led Minority MPs to Offinso Traditional Council to seek blessings for their Ashanti Region cocoa farmers tour. The tour aims to understand farmers' concerns about reduced producer prices - "cocoa price haircuts".

Is Ghana's energy strategy built on solid ground, or are there hidden cracks beneath the surface?

Bright Simons of IMANI Africa has questioned Ghana's energy strategy after the commissioning of the MT Asharami Ghana LPG carrier. He suggests the focus on LPG highlights deeper issues within Ghana's gas policy framework. Simons argues that political commitments outpace institutional capacity.

The Interior Minister says gun licenses are being slowed - what prompted this sudden change in policy?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has directed a slowdown in gun license issuance. He cited lax processes upon assuming office - suggesting reforms may be underway. What changes might be coming?

Torrential rains have caused deadly flooding in Kenya, but what's being done to help those affected?

Flooding in Kenya has killed at least 62 people after heavy rains, with 33 deaths in Nairobi alone. The flooding damaged roads and infrastructure, forcing over 2,000 to seek shelter. President Ruto says emergency aid is being delivered - but more rain is expected.