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A UN vote led by Ghana faced opposition from some nations - what were their reasons?

A Ghana-led UN resolution sought recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity. The vote exposed some divisions- but what could this mean for international justice?

Agbodza urges contractors to 'keep faith' and stay on site - but what assurances were given regarding payments?

Roads and Highways Minister Agbodza addressed contractors during President Mahama's tour. He acknowledged financial strain but hinted at government's commitment to settling arrears - what could this mean for road projects?

FIDA is calling for urgent judicial retraining - but what sparked this action?

FIDA Ghana has petitioned the Judicial Service over a divorce ruling, raising concerns about the language used. The group hints at a departure from established principles - and a potential impact on public confidence.

FIDA Ghana is up in arms over a judge's remarks in a divorce case - but what did he say that was so offensive?

FIDA Ghana has petitioned the Judicial Service over language used in a recent divorce ruling involving Mrs. Joana Quaye and Richard Nii Armah Quaye- raising concerns about the dignity of women before the courts. The group warns that such remarks risk undermining public confidence- but what exactly was said?

Why is India granting a 'penalty-free' exit window to overstayed Ghanaian nationals?

The Indian government is offering Ghanaian nationals with expired visas a special opportunity. This initiative aims to streamline migration- but affected individuals must act fast to avoid future immigration consequences.

Is offering assistance to the state now a breach of ethical conduct? Some think so - others aren't so sure...

Abdul Kabiru Tiah Mahama is questioning John Mahama's use of a private jet owned by his brother. This raises questions about conflicts of interest- but is there more to the story?

Why is CenPOA questioning the millions raised from security job applications - and who is being left out?

CenPOA is raising concerns about the fees charged to young Ghanaians applying for security jobs. The group questions the millions generated and the lack of transparency - leaving many to wonder about the true purpose.

Despite public declarations, is Burkina Faso's debt and dependence on foreign aid actually increasing?

Burkina Faso's leaders have been vocal about rejecting foreign aid and debt. However, official data suggests a different reality regarding the country's financial situation - raising questions about the nation's economic strategies. The reliance on external funding could have significant implications.

Why did President Mahama call an emergency cabinet meeting, and what solutions are on the horizon?

President Mahama convened an emergency cabinet meeting to address rising fuel prices - a move signaling government concern. The administration is considering measures to ease the burden, but what challenges lie ahead?

Government may review fuel taxes to cushion Ghanaians against impending global crude oil price surges, says spokesperson

Government may review fuel taxes to cushion Ghanaians against impending global crude oil price surges, says spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu.

Ghana is at a breaking point, according to one top politician - but what's gone so wrong?

Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh has raised concerns about multiple crises facing Ghana. He is demanding emergency presidential intervention to address problems in critical sectors - but what issues are threatening the nation?

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?

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?

A crucial decision looms for Ghana's governance structure - but what global patterns might influence the outcome?

Amanda Clinton examines Ghana's Supreme Court case concerning the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and its prosecutorial independence. This raises questions about governance and the balance between the OSP and the Attorney-General - a familiar tension seen globally.

India has opened a penalty-free exit window for Ghanaians with expired visas. The amnesty runs March 1 to May 31, 2026.

India has opened a penalty-free exit window for Ghanaians with expired visas. The amnesty runs March 1 to May 31, 2026. Here is how to apply.

Ghana's anti-corruption efforts are at a crossroads - but what challenges could render them toothless?

Ghana's anti-corruption architecture, including the Office of the Special Prosecutor, faces judicial and constitutional pressure. The Supreme Court's upcoming ruling will determine if the framework can genuinely check executive power - or be easily undermined.

Why does CenPOA think security service application fees undermine fairness and transparency in Ghana?

CenPOA has urged the government to eliminate recruitment application fees for security services. The organization believes these fees create a financial obstacle - but for whom?