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When institutions fail to act, who answers for the consequences?

Newsfile examines three scandals involving institutional failures and public trust.

Majority says not a cedi is missing from the evacuation - but what did the Minority claim?

Ghana's Majority Caucus defends Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa over GH¢49.7m evacuation spending.

What evidence did the Majority present to counter the Minority's allegations over the evacuation expenditure?

Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee Majority is responding to Minority claims about evacuation spending.

Questions over evacuation funds and payment records - what will an independent audit uncover?

Ghana's evacuation of citizens from South Africa faces scrutiny over GH¢49.72 million in spending.

Did every evacuee receive their promised allowances? New data analysis suggests otherwise.

JoyNews Research has scrutinized the government's GH¢49.72m evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa, uncovering potential irregularities in the…

Is the sacred aura surrounding the title of 'Justice' in Ghana diminishing, and what does this mean for those who bear it?

Kwesi Yankah explores the evolving perception of justice in Ghana, questioning if the esteemed title is losing its traditional reverence. He delves

Why is the government withholding the biggest expense from its own transparency push?

Manasseh Azure Awuni presses the Foreign Affairs Ministry for jet rental receipts from the South Africa evacuation.

A former Ghanaian diplomat is speaking out after an audit report surfaced, but what exactly is he clarifying about the embassy's finances?

Kofi Tonto, former Head of Information and Public Affairs at Ghana's Embassy in Washington, has addressed reports linking him to an alleged US$19

As Ukraine approaches a significant independence anniversary, explore the deep historical roots and enduring spirit that have shaped its path to

Ukraine is preparing to mark 35 years of independence, a milestone that represents the lifetime of an entire generation who have never known foreign

A prominent Ghanaian activist is calling for an end to illegal mining, linking it to a tragic incident and a broader humanitarian crisis.

Awula Serwah, Coordinator of Eco-Conscious Citizens, is urging decisive action against illegal mining in Ghana. She argues that the nation has a

The son of a founding father built his own legacy - but his final chapter holds a deeper story.

Gamal Nkrumah, son of Ghana's first president, has died in Cairo at 68. His life as a journalist and writer linked African politics and identity.