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Amidst the recent floods in southern Ghana, one woman's extraordinary conversation with the rising waters has left many wondering about the true

A Ghanaian woman's unique account of flood devastation in Alajo has captured national attention, blending humor with a plea for presidential

Why are NIA workers threatening to strike, and what impact will this have on citizens needing their services?

NIA workers, under the Public Services Workers' Union, are planning a nationwide strike. The strike is over unresolved concerns relating to their working conditions - and could have far reaching consequences.

Opoku-Agyemang celebrates mothers, but what initiatives did she mention to support women's empowerment?

Vice President Opoku-Agyemang has celebrated mothers in Ghana and worldwide on Mother's Day. She acknowledges their vital roles in families, communities, and economies- but what specific commitments did she highlight?

Amidst public speculation, a presidential envoy sets the record straight on the true nature of a national observance and its timing.

Presidential Envoy Elvis Afriyie-Ankrah clarified that Ghana's National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving is an annual event, not a direct response to

The NDC is restricting who speaks for them in the media - but why now, and what does it mean?

The NDC has issued a directive regarding who can speak for the party on media platforms- a move to tighten control. The directive aims to streamline public messaging, but what impact will this have?

A government official is confident Mahama will pass the anti-LGBTQ bill - but his reasoning is raising eyebrows.

Local Government Minister Ahmed Ibrahim believes President Mahama will approve the anti-LGBTQ bill when passed- citing religious leaders' influence. He suggests figures like Rev. Wengam hold sway, but what could this mean for the bill's future?

Sosu questions a court directive on the Special Prosecutor - what does this mean for Ghana's anti-corruption efforts?

MP Francis-Xavier Sosu has criticised a High Court directive concerning the Special Prosecutor's powers- raising questions about Ghana's anti-corruption efforts. The ruling's implications are being debated among legal and governance stakeholders.

Why did the court grant the Attorney-General more time in Abronye DC's bail application hearing?

The High Court in Accra has adjourned the bail application hearing for Kwame Baffoe - also known as Abronye DC - after a request from the Attorney-General. The defense argues that Abronye's rights are being infringed upon, but there's more to the story.

Police hunt three suspects after a Berekum Chelsea bus attack - what crucial information did the apprehended suspects reveal?

The Ghana Police Service is seeking three individuals in connection to an attack on a Berekum Chelsea Football Club bus. The investigation continues after the arrest of two suspects- but what does this mean for justice?

A faith-based organization is challenging the anti-LGBTQ+ bill - but what are their chances of success?

CRPL-Ghana has petitioned Parliament's Committees to reject the proposed Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025. The organization outlines religious, cultural and academic objections to the legislation - leaving many to wonder about the implications.

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?

Why does EOCO consider this one of their strongest cases - and what fresh evidence led to the couple's re-arrest?

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is currently handling a case involving former National Food Buffer Stock Company CEO Abdul-Wahab Hanan and his wife. Executive Secretary Raymond Archer claims it is one of their strongest cases - but the couple's re-arrest has sparked debate.

Raymond Archer is responding to claims that EOCO is denying legal access to suspects - but what does he have to say?

EOCO's Executive Director, Raymond Archer, is addressing concerns about the agency's investigative conduct. Allegations have surfaced regarding access to legal counsel for suspects in custody - and Archer is responding.

Why does a leading member of the NDC think the OSP's woes were foreseeable - and what does Agyapa have to do with it?

NDC's Edudzi Tameklo claims the OSP was created as a political tool by the NPP to target the previous Mahama administration - and that its current legal battles were predictable. He suggests the office's troubles began when it started investigating the NPP's own dealings.

A war of words erupts between legal figures over the rights of a re-arrested CEO - but what's at stake?

Deputy Attorney-General Justice Srem Sai is disputing claims made by former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame regarding the re-arrest of Abdul-Wahab Hanan. The disagreement centers around whether Hanan, the former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company, had access to legal counsel - and the implications could be significant.

Why is the Deputy AG so concerned with who is - and isn't - accompanying the former NAFCO boss?

The Deputy Attorney General addressed concerns about the re-arrest of the former NAFCO boss - and access to his lawyers. The legal back-and-forth raises questions about evidence and due process in this high-profile case.

A high-profile case takes a turn as a couple is discharged, then re-arrested. What could be the reason?

Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba, former CEO of the National Food and Buffer Stock Company, and his wife have been caught up in a GH¢78M case. Though charges were withdrawn, the couple's legal troubles may not be over - what could this mean?

A key legal challenge has emerged in the Buffer Stock trial- but what does it mean for the case?

The trial of Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba, former CEO of the National Food and Buffer Stock Company Limited, and four others continues in Accra. A dispute over witness statements has arisen- but the implications remain to be seen.