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Felix Kwakye Ofosu has rejected the Minority's demand for an apology, insisting the Mahama administration is right to pr

Felix Kwakye Ofosu has rejected the Minority's demand for an apology, insisting the Mahama administration is right to prioritise jobs and welfare.

A chief condemns alleged disruptions during a cocoa farmer engagement-but what exactly happened?

The Chief of Bonkrom has expressed his displeasure over an incident involving the NDC and a Minority Caucus event-raising questions about political conduct. The clash threatens to overshadow discussions meant to address critical issues for cocoa farmers-but why?

Why did a chief call recent actions "unacceptable"- and what does it mean for cocoa farmers and politicians?

Tensions flared in Bonkrom as the Chief condemned an alleged attempt by NDC members to disrupt a planned engagement between cocoa farmers and NPP MPs- raising concerns about political interference. The incident has sparked debate over protocol and respect for community leadership- but what does it all mean?

Why did cocoa farmers boycott an NDC meeting during the Minority's tour? - The answer may surprise you.

Tensions flared at the Minority Caucus's Farmers Engagement Tour in Bonkrom, as the NDC allegedly planned a counter-meeting. - The move underscores rising discontent over the government's cocoa producer price cut, hinting at deeper issues within the cocoa sector.

A new bill aims to revamp Ghana's security agencies - but not everyone is convinced it's a step forward.

Ghana's Parliament has approved the Security and Intelligence Agencies Bill, sparking debate over national security. The move promises to reshape the country's security framework - but at what cost?

Benin's Finance Minister is expected to win the presidential election - but can he keep the country safe?

Benin's Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni is the frontrunner in a presidential election amid rising jihadist attacks. Wadagni promises continuity from the outgoing president - but the stability of the country is at stake.

Afenyo-Markin's challenge to the narrative of slavery reparations ignited a firestorm in Parliament - but who should pay?

Ghana's Parliament was the scene of a fierce debate- sparked by Afenyo-Markin - regarding slavery reparations. The discussion hinted at historical culpability and modern economic justice, but stopped short of assigning blame.