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Why is an NPP MP questioning government priorities regarding sanitary pads and a major petroleum project?
NPP MP George Kwame Aboagye has criticized the government for prioritizing a GH¢300 million sanitary pad purchase over the Petroleum Hub project. He argues the funds could better serve the hub in Jomoro, potentially employing 800,000 Ghanaians.

Why is a former Health Minister facing charges related to COVID-19 vaccine procurement and airport testing services?
Former Health Minister Agyemang Manu will face prosecution over the Sputnik V vaccine deal and dealings with Frontiers Healthcare. Felix Kwakye Ofosu revealed that charges are being prepared following scrutiny of COVID-19 related contracts.

Why is the government planning to ban gas cylinder imports, and how will it affect local consumers?
The Energy Minister announced plans to ban gas cylinder imports, aiming to boost local production. The ministry is working with NPA and Ghana Gas to revamp the Ghana Cylinder Manufacturing Company (GCMC), needing $8 million for retooling - $6 million already secured.

Why are Issa chiefs alleging unlawful diversion of a GES office project, and what tensions are brewing in the DBI.
Issa chiefs are demanding the reversal of a decision to relocate a GES office construction to Daffiama. They accuse the Regional Minister and MP of unlawfully diverting the project. The community cites revenue inequities and threatens peaceful coexistence.

Is President Mahama's use of his brother's private jet above board, or is there more to the story?
Joe Jackson says using Ibrahim Mahama's jet for presidential travel is acceptable if transparent. He stressed the need for clear documentation to maintain public trust - amid concerns raised by Walewale MP about code of conduct breaches.

Why is the One District One Factory (1D1F) program now facing serious questions about millions in supposed debts?
An audit revealed a fictitious GH¢89.4 million debt claimed under the 1D1F program. Auditors flagged a suspicious GH¢10.

Private universities in Ghana get a major regulatory change - but what does this mean for the future of education?
Ghana's Parliament has amended the Education Regulatory Bodies Act, removing the mandatory Presidential Charter for private universities. The change affects private tertiary institutions, previously required to obtain a charter within six years.

The World Bank's MD is visiting Ghana - but what crucial discussions will shape the nation's future?
World Bank Group MD Paschal Donohoe will visit Ghana and Liberia from March 15-20, 2026. He will meet with Presidents Mahama and Boakai to discuss job creation, electricity access, and economic governance. The visit highlights the World Bank's support for Ghana's recovery.