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Two leaders, from rival schools and parties, found themselves on parallel paths - but their message was the same.

Ghana's Minister for Youth Development, George Opare Addo, and MP Sammi Awuku found themselves leading separate events at their alma maters. Despite political differences and school rivalries, the two leaders demonstrated a commitment to friendship - but what does it mean?

A new mining agreement has been approved- but not everyone is convinced it's a good thing for the country.

Ghana's Parliament and Barari DV Ghana Limited are at the center of a major agreement- one that could reshape the nation's mining landscape. The agreement promises significant changes, but some parties are concerned about the potential implications- leaving many to wonder what the future holds.

Authorities are struggling to keep up as illegal miners become increasingly resourceful - and dangerous.

NAIMOS has ramped up efforts to combat illegal mining- locally known as "galamsey"- across Ghana. The crackdown has led to significant disruptions, but the situation is more complex than it appears.

Why is the Minority concerned about the Damang mine lease allocation?

The Minority in Parliament is calling for transparency in the allocation of the Damang mine lease to Engineers and Planners Ltd. They emphasize that fairness must guide the process- but some worry the process may be skewed.

An MP raises concerns about illegal mining and logging - but who is protecting the perpetrators?

Dr. Gideon Boako, Tano North MP, is concerned about increased illegal mining and logging. He alleges government appointees are enabling environmental destruction- but what impact will this have?

Why is the IERPP so concerned about the Damang mining contract, and what reforms are they pushing for?

The IERPP has expressed reservations regarding the Damang mining contract- citing a lack of transparency. The institute is now advocating for reforms in how mining concessions are awarded in Ghana- but why now?

A planned robbery attack was thwarted, but the aftermath has only just begun - what will the police uncover?

The Ghana Police Service has foiled a robbery attempt in the Savannah Region. The incident has led to a series of investigations and operations- but what could they reveal?

A police operation in the Upper East Region leads to arrests and casualties- but what exactly happened?

The Ghana Police Service has taken action against a suspected armed robbery gang in the Upper East Region. The operation has far-reaching implications for the safety and security of the region- but what could they be?

Following public backlash, what "stronger government action" is the Christian Council now pushing for?

The Christian Council of Ghana and Rev. Cyril Fayose are calling for more than just apologies in a recent controversy. They suggest a need to protect public standards - but what action is needed?

The 66 Artillery Regiment is celebrating 60 years- but what changes are needed to face modern threats?

The Commanding Officer of the 66 Artillery Regiment has addressed his officers and soldiers during the unit's 60th anniversary in Ho- calling for improvements. He emphasized the need for continuous evolution in strategy and operations- but why is this so important?

Following a sharp response to the Church of Pentecost Chairman, the Free Zones CEO has now made a public statement...

Dr. Mary Awusi, CEO of the Ghana Free Zones Authority, and Apostle Dr. Eric Nyamekye, Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, are at the center of a public discussion. The controversy stems from remarks made about illegal mining - also known as galamsey - and its impact.

Can Ghana's internal revenue truly fund the ambitious 'Big Push' infrastructure plan - or are there hidden debts?

The government's 'Big Push' infrastructure initiative is under scrutiny after promises to spend US$10 billion within four years. Questions arise about the feasibility of funding this initiative solely from internally generated funds - raising concerns about the true source.

A national dialogue workshop aims to translate grassroots experiences into national policy - but can it?

Spain is supporting Ghana in its fight against illegal mining as stakeholders meet at KAIPTC to discuss galamsey's safety and security implications. The dialogue builds on months of fieldwork and regional workshops - but what new strategies will emerge?

Why does an MP think a CEO should be fired over comments made about a religious leader's galamsey concerns?

Charles Owiredu has taken issue with the Free Zones CEO's comments against the Chairman of the Church of Pentecost - following the latter's remarks on galamsey. The MP believes the CEO should have faced greater consequences for her words, hinting at deeper issues at play.

Why does a Ghanaian journalist think reparations for slavery shouldn't go to African countries?

Investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni has challenged President Mahama's advocacy for reparations to African countries for the slave trade. Manasseh argues that African nations were complicit in the trade - raising questions about who should be compensated.

Kwame Boafo Akuffo says galamsey is now a national security and health emergency, urging Parliament to back lethal enfor

Kwame Boafo Akuffo says galamsey is now a national security and health emergency, urging Parliament to back lethal enforcement against illegal miners.

A Ghanaian company now controls a major mine for the first time- but what challenges and opportunities lie ahead?

Engineers & Planners took control of the Damang Mine last Saturday in a symbolic handover. This marks a possible turning point for Ghana's mining industry- but what could this mean for the future?