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Will the Amansie Central DCE's continued presence in office affect the illegal mining probe?

The Lands Ministry PRO addressed concerns about the Amansie Central DCE remaining in office amid an illegal mining taxation probe - a situation raising questions about potential interference. The PRO insists investigative protocols are designed to prevent any such compromise.

Why is the investigation into alleged illegal mining taxes taking so long - and what reforms might it recommend?

The Lands Ministry is investigating allegations against the Amansie Central DCE regarding illegal mining taxes- a probe expected to conclude soon. The investigation's complexity has led to delays, raising questions about potential wider implications.

Ghanaians in Ethiopia face stiff penalties for visa overstays - will their belongings be at risk?

Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning to its citizens travelling to or residing in Ethiopia. The advisory highlights stricter enforcement measures and significant penalties for visa overstays - but what could happen to those who don't comply?

Sam George says the anti-LGBTQ+ bill is vital, despite calls to focus on other issues - what's driving his urgency?

Sam George has defended the anti-LGBTQ+ Bill as a 'national priority' amidst ongoing debate. The MP insists the bill addresses critical issues - but can he convince a divided public?

An MP is accusing the government of not complying with the Energy Sector Levies Act- but why is the report so important?

Collins Adomako-Mensah- MP for Afigya Kwabre North- has criticized the government regarding a report on the Energy Sector Levy. The MP insists the government has breached the law- but what could be the consequences of this?

Ghana's power grid is getting a major upgrade - but will it be enough to keep the lights on?

The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has announced a plan to address Ghana's power outages. A major intervention is planned, but what part of the country will benefit first?

A viral video sparks swift government action - but what does it reveal about the safety of Ghanaians abroad?

Ghana's government is responding to a viral video showing a Ghanaian national being harassed in South Africa - raising concerns about xenophobia. The swift action hints at the government's commitment to protecting its citizens abroad.

Why is the Deputy Communications Officer of the NDC calling out the NPP over security service recruitment?

Eric Adjei of the NDC has taken aim at the NPP and its MPs regarding security service recruitment- accusing them of hypocrisy. He questions their stance on refunds for unsuccessful applicants, raising questions about fairness.

The NITA bill is under scrutiny - but what hidden implications could it have for Ghana's digital landscape?

A veteran business journalist has sparked debate about the NITA bill. The proposed bill aims to convert NITA into a broad digital-sector regulator - but concerns are rising about its potential impact.

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?

Why is Afenyo-Markin demanding the Interior Minister brief Parliament over security recruitment?

Afenyo-Markin is pushing for the Interior Minister to address Parliament regarding security service recruitment. The Minority is raising concerns about transparency and fairness - but what issues will be brought to light?

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.

Mahama's government is making moves to address rising fuel costs - but how will these changes affect you?

President Mahama has enforced a ban on fuel allowances for ministers, following a Cabinet session. The government is also planning some interventions - but what could this mean for Ghanaians?

Ghana confronts South Africa over alleged xenophobic attacks - what measures will be taken?

Ghana has summoned South Africa's envoy amid reports of xenophobic attacks. This action underscores the importance of diplomatic relations- but what prompted such a strong response?

Stranded Ghanaians are returning home from South Africa- but what awaits them?

The government is preparing to receive Ghanaian nationals being evacuated from South Africa. The support package promises to address immediate needs- but will it be enough?

Why is the president using a private jet? A former minister claims the idea came from an unexpected source - but why?

Former Deputy Defence Minister Kofi Amankwaa-Manu addressed the controversy surrounding President Mahama's use of a private jet. He claims the idea for an executive plane actually originated during the previous administration - raising questions about current practices.

Why was a transport company paid with rice instead of cash - and what happened to thousands of tonnes of grain?

A special audit has uncovered potential malfeasance at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) - involving missing grains and questionable contracts. The details raise concerns about oversight and accountability in a critical sector.