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Following attacks in Niger, Senator Musa says more troops are coming. Will it be enough to restore peace?

Senator Sani Musa reports additional troops are being deployed to Niger State communities following recent attacks. Renewed violence in the Shiroro axis has prompted swift action - but what challenges will they face?

A Ghanaian MP says the government betrayed cocoa farmers - but what could they have done instead to help?

Offinso North MP, Dr. Fred Kyei Asamoah, has taken issue with the government's cocoa price reduction, saying it hurts farmers who supported them. Instead of cutting the price, a special fund could have helped - but what will be the impact?

What reparative measures does Afia Korankyewaa suggest should be taken to address the damages of slavery?

Afia Korankyewaa, Deputy Director of Operations of the UP, has lauded the UN resolution on slavery-calling it a victory for Ghana and Africa. She is urging African nations to move beyond apologies and seek justice.

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?

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has declared the Anti-LGBTQ Bill will be passed into law at Parliament's next sitting

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has declared the Anti-LGBTQ Bill will be passed into law at Parliament's next sitting, revealing that President Mahama has personally assured him of presidential assent.

A national dialogue workshop aims to translate grassroots experiences into national policy - but can it?

Spain is supporting Ghana in its fight against illegal mining as stakeholders meet at KAIPTC to discuss galamsey's safety and security implications. The dialogue builds on months of fieldwork and regional workshops - but what new strategies will emerge?

Why did police have to intervene during the Minority's cocoa farmer engagement in Bonkrom?

Tension rose as NDC members allegedly plotted to disrupt the Minority Caucus' engagement with cocoa farmers in Bonkrom- raising concerns about political interference. The incident hints at deeper issues surrounding cocoa farmer support and political maneuvering.

Construction on the Kpando-Torkor feeder road has begun, with local leaders saying the project will boost trade, mobilit

Construction on the Kpando-Torkor feeder road has begun, with local leaders saying the project will boost trade, mobility and access to services.

The King and Queen are visiting the US - but who will be left off the guest list and why?

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are scheduled for a state visit to the US this month. The visit comes amid strained relations between the UK and the US - but what will this mean for those hoping to meet with the King?

President Mahama meets with Organized Labour - what critical discussions will unfold behind closed doors?

President Mahama is scheduled to meet with Organised Labour on March 17 at Jubilee House. This dialogue follows meetings with the Business Community - but what pressing issues are on the table?

Why are attacks targeting African migrants in South Africa sparking concerns about the betrayal of African brotherhood?

South Africa, once a beacon of hope due to the fight against apartheid, now faces a wave of xenophobic violence. These attacks targeting African migrants threaten to undermine the very foundation of African solidarity- but at what cost?

Ghana urges ECOWAS court to dismiss Torkornoo's case - but what's at the heart of this legal battle?

The Republic of Ghana is facing legal action from former Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice- regarding her removal. The state has responded, outlining several declarations they are seeking from the court, but the underlying reasons remain unclear.

Anlo MP Richard Kwame Sefa warns government that worsening coastal erosion and flooding in the Volta Region could trigge

Anlo MP Richard Kwame Sefa warns government that worsening coastal erosion and flooding in the Volta Region could trigger sharp public backlash.

Lynn Osei-Bonsu says communities aren't just witnesses to domestic violence - but what role should they play?

Lynn Osei-Bonsu of Trailblazers Ghana, is advocating for collaborative efforts to tackle domestic violence. She believes communities, institutions, and policymakers must work together - but what changes are needed?

Domelevo demands immediate action against officials - but what did the Auditor-General's report reveal?

Daniel Domelevo, former Auditor-General, is calling for action following the release of the latest Auditor-General's report. He insists decisive measures are needed, but what irregularities were found and why is he so concerned?

Promises made, promises broken-what does it mean for Ghana's leadership and the trust of its citizens?

Politicians in Ghana make promises to the people they serve, shaping hope and building expectations. When promises are broken, faith erodes-but what impact does this have on the nation's future?

Ghana and the EU are set to sign a historic defence deal - but what could this mean for the rest of West Africa?

The EU is set to formalise a defence cooperation agreement with Ghana - the first of its kind with an African nation. The agreement is expected to strengthen counter-terrorism efforts and enhance regional stability - but what does it mean for West Africa?