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Can an illegal activity be legitimised through taxation - and what precedent does this set for environmental protection?

A JoyNews investigation has uncovered that operators of illegal mining operations are allegedly making payments to local authorities. The payments are reportedly contributions toward Internally Generated Funds (IGF) - sparking a national debate.

An NHIA office lock-up raises concerns - but what precedent could this set for governance and public service?

The shutdown of an NHIA office in Ejisu has sparked concern from a ranking member of Parliament's Health Committee - raising questions about the rule of law. The MP warns that the incident could set a dangerous precedent - but what could happen?

Afenyo-Markin calls for TESCON to rally behind Dr. Bawumia-but can they overcome internal divisions?

Alexander Afenyo-Markin has urged TESCON to unite behind the NPP's flag bearer for the 2028 elections. He advised students to promote Dr. Bawumia's initiatives-but what challenges might they face?

Why is the Minority Caucus saying 'this nonsense protest must stop' following the NHIA office attack?

The Minority Caucus is upset about the closure of the NHIA office at Ejisu-Juaben. They are calling for arrests and condemning the disruption of essential healthcare services.

El-Rufai's case goes to the Court of Appeal- but what's at stake for fair hearings in Kaduna?

The Court of Appeal is involved in a case regarding Malam Nasir El-Rufai and the Kaduna State House of Assembly- raising questions about fair hearings. What could this mean for fundamental rights enforcement?

The NDC's Sammy Gyamfi defends the Roads Ministry's decision to use sole-sourcing - but at what cost to the taxpayer?

Sammy Gyamfi of the NDC has defended the Roads Ministry's use of sole-sourcing for road projects under the Big Push initiative. Gyamfi argues the decision was justified due to the urgent need to address the country's deplorable roads - but why was this method chosen?

Airlines are worried about the government shutdown - but what does this mean for travellers?

US airline CEOs are appealing to Congress amidst the government shutdown, which has left airport workers unpaid. The appeal hints at potential disruptions for travellers - but what could these be?

Why are Freddie Blay's lawyers so surprised by the court's decision - and what could it mean for the case?

Freddie Blay, former NPP National Chairman, faces legal challenges after a bench warrant was issued against him- his lawyers are fighting back. The legal team is preparing an appeal, raising questions about the process.

Freddie Blay's legal team contests remand order - what could this mean for the Kitase land dispute?

Freddie Blay, former NPP National Chairman, faces legal challenges regarding a land dispute at Kitase in the Eastern Region. His lawyers are preparing to appeal a court order - the next steps could have significant implications.

Why are Freddie Blay's lawyers so confident that a higher court will rule in their favor?

Freddie Blay, former NPP National Chairman, faces legal challenges amidst a land dispute at Kitase- raising questions about property rights. His lawyers are contesting a court order, hinting at deeper issues within the legal proceedings.

Adu-Boahene's trial takes an unexpected turn - what document was rejected and why does it matter?

An Accra High Court is hearing the case of Kwabena Adu-Boahene and others, involving alleged theft within the National Security framework. The defence attempted to present a budget document - but questions about its authenticity have arisen.

Citizens face hidden burdens and eroded confidence due to courtroom delays - what's the breaking point?

Prolonged litigation in Ghana is explored, highlighting how it affects citizens' rights to a fair hearing within a reasonable time. Systemic delays impose burdens and erode public confidence- but what are the deeper implications?

The Attorney-General's office needed more time in the Torkornoo case - but why was the request granted?

The ECOWAS court is hearing a human rights suit brought by former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo against the Attorney-General's office. The A-G's office needed more time to submit a defence - but questions about the request are now being raised.

A Council of State member is in hot water with EOCO - and the accusations are flying thick and fast!

Council of State member Kwamigah-Atokple is in a dispute with EOCO over investigations into his company - Sesi-Edem Company Limited. He accuses the agency of abuse of power and defying a court ruling, hinting at potential legal action.

Could Ghana soon have a new Inspector General of Police - and what would that mean for the nation?

CID Director-General, COP Lydia Yaako Donkor, has responded to calls for her to be the next Inspector General of Police- a position she may be open to. Her experience in law enforcement and international peacekeeping could be vital, but what does this mean for the future of the Ghana Police Service?

A Council of State member is in a bitter fight with the EOCO boss - what could be the reason?

A Council of State member is in a heated dispute with the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) over abuse of power. The conflict has escalated to demands for apologies and a petition to President Mahama- but what led to this?

A citizen challenges the government's airport renaming - but what legal grounds are they standing on?

A Ghanaian citizen has taken legal action against the Attorney-General regarding the Kotoka International Airport renaming. The plaintiff insists the government's decision is unconstitutional - raising questions about the rule of law.

A Belgian court orders a trial related to a decades-old assassination - but what secrets will finally come to light?

A former Belgian diplomat is facing trial in Brussels for his alleged involvement in the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba - Congo's first prime minister. The case reopens a painful chapter in Congolese history.