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With new attacks on shipping and stalled peace talks, the ongoing conflict in the region continues to escalate, leaving the world to wonder what
New attacks on shipping have been reported by the U.S. and Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis as Iran war talks face fresh impasses. These incidents occur
The TWMA is giving money to those with disabilities - but will it make a difference in their lives?
The Tema West Municipal Assembly (TWMA) has given money to people with disabilities. This is to help them, but what does it mean for the area?
NAIMOS task force destroys six excavators and seizes firearms during an intelligence-led raid on an illegal mining opera
NAIMOS task force destroys six excavators and seizes firearms during an intelligence-led raid on an illegal mining operation polluting the Subin
Akosua Manu gets a new role within the NPP - what does this mean for the party's future?
Akosua Manu has been appointed as a spokesperson for the NPP's Gender and Social Protection Committee. This appointment is part of the party's restructuring efforts after the 2024 elections - and it signals a strategic move.
A church elder was arrested at a galamsey site - but his surprising confession is what has everyone talking.
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has apprehended a foreman at an illegal small-scale mining site in the Ashanti Region. The suspect's surprising identity and confession raise questions about the reach of illegal mining - and the individuals involved.
Ghana unveils a bold plan to shield its vulnerable during crises - but can it withstand the coming storms?
The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) has launched a new strategy. This framework aims to protect vulnerable populations during crises - but what challenges will it face?
Ghana's government is weighing major constitutional overhauls-find out how these changes could reshape the nation's political landscape.
The Mahama administration is considering significant constitutional reforms that could alter Ghana's governance structure. These proposed changes
The CEO of NYA calls for global action- but what key approaches does he suggest for the Commonwealth?
NYA CEO Osman Ayariga spoke at the Commonwealth Youth Development Summit at the University of Oxford- discussing youth development. He stressed the importance of prioritizing youth development in governance.
An expert suggests a way to strengthen Ghana's security - and it involves thousands of young people. But how?
Security analyst Emmanuel Kotin is concerned about the recent increase in security service recruitment. He believes the government should consider a different approach to bolster the nation's security sector - but what is it?
Discover why a prominent Ghanaian political figure believes reforms are essential for the future of African democracy beyond just elections.
Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, National Chairman of the NDC, has called for significant reforms within political parties and the judiciary across Africa.
Does Ghana's Constitution protect corruption by disabling the State- or allow for independent institutions?
Kwaku Azar examines the constitutional powers of the Attorney-General versus the Office of Special Prosecutor. He questions whether one office should control all prosecutions- and what that means for fighting corruption.
Why are unemployed graduates with disabilities threatening a nationwide protest?
Unemployed graduates with disabilities in Ghana are planning a nationwide protest. They are demanding the government address the job crisis they face - or face the consequences.
What could happen if the government fails to address the grievances of unemployed graduates with disabilities?
Unemployed graduates with disabilities in Ghana are threatening a nationwide protest. They are demanding government action on the job crisis they face - or face the consequences.
Why are graduates with disabilities feeling marginalized despite existing laws designed to support them?
Unemployed graduates with disabilities are protesting the lack of job opportunities in Ghana- insisting they are capable of working across all sectors. The graduates are frustrated with unfulfilled promises, and are taking their concerns to the government.
Why is Nitiwul worried about the criteria and funding for security recruitment?
Dominic Nitiwul has voiced concerns regarding the ongoing recruitment process into Ghana's security services. He questions the criteria used and whether the government is financially prepared for the new recruits - leaving many to wonder about the implications.
A former minister claims the government could have recruited thousands more into security services - here's why.
Former Defence Minister Dominic Nitiwul believes the government could have done more to address youth unemployment. He suggests that there was a missed opportunity - but what impact could this have?
A key figure in democratic governance is pushing for a bipartisan agreement on how local leaders are chosen, highlighting a long-standing political
The Institute for Democratic Governance (IDEG) is urging Ghana's two main political parties, the NPP and NDC, to find common ground on electing
Are Ghana's anti-corruption efforts being undermined? Recent court rulings have sparked debate - but what's really at stake?
Ghana's anti-corruption watchdogs are facing challenges as recent court decisions question their prosecutorial powers- raising concerns about their effectiveness. The legal basis for these institutions is now under scrutiny, potentially impacting their ability to fight corruption.