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Newsfile connects the dots between free speech, African solidarity, economic sovereignty, and post-IMF governance- but what will it reveal?

Newsfile will discuss Ghana's IMF exit, ECG privatization, attacks on free speech, and repatriation of citizens from South Africa. The discussion will cover free speech, economic control, regional diplomacy and the future of Ghana's recovery- but what direction is Ghana truly heading?

Are Ghanaian politicians relying on lies to win elections - and is the electorate too gullible to see through it?

Ghana's political landscape is seeing a shift towards lies and deception, with the NDC and NPP often employing strategies that prioritize winning over truth. This raises questions about the kind of democracy Ghanaians want - and the steps needed to ensure honesty.

The GBA is under fire for alleged political bias- but is there more to the story?

The Ghana Bar Association (GBA) is responding to allegations of political bias. A government official questioned the association's silence on a matter- but what does this mean for the GBA?

A war of words erupts between legal figures over the rights of a re-arrested CEO - but what's at stake?

Deputy Attorney-General Justice Srem Sai is disputing claims made by former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame regarding the re-arrest of Abdul-Wahab Hanan. The disagreement centers around whether Hanan, the former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company, had access to legal counsel - and the implications could be significant.

President Faye dismissed PM Sonko, creating uncertainty amid economic challenges - what could this mean for Senegal?

Senegal's President Faye has dismissed Prime Minister Sonko and dissolved the government- a move that has created uncertainty in the country. This decision comes amid mounting economic pressure and drawn-out talks with the IMF, hinting at potential challenges ahead.

Months of friction culminate in a dramatic decision - but what does it mean for Senegal's future?

Senegal's President Faye has dismissed Prime Minister Sonko and dissolved the government. This move comes amid growing tensions and economic pressures - and could have significant ramifications.

Why is one Reverend so fiercely against a bill that many others in Ghana are actively supporting?

Reverend Faustina Araba Forson, mother of LGBTQ activist Angel Maxine, has voiced strong opposition to the anti-LGBTQ bill. She questions the implications for mothers like herself - and the well-being of their children.

Why is Ernesto Yeboah calling for calm amid tensions with South Africa?

Ernesto Yeboah has addressed rising tensions between Ghana and South Africa. He is urging Ghanaians to consider their response carefully - but why?

The legal team says they have been unable to reach their clients after their re-arrest - what could be happening?

Lawyers for the re-arrested former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company and his wife claim they've been denied access to their clients. The legal team is raising concerns about due process - but what could this mean for the case?

Kwame Boafo Akuffo says galamsey is now a national security and health emergency, urging Parliament to back lethal enfor

Kwame Boafo Akuffo says galamsey is now a national security and health emergency, urging Parliament to back lethal enforcement against illegal miners.

GCAG is demanding accountability from district officials - but what exactly are they accused of?

The Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey (GCAG) is calling on President Mahama to take decisive action against district officials. They believe some aren't doing enough to combat illegal mining - but what consequences could arise from this inaction?

Why is a former government official calling for a reconsideration of South African companies operating in Ghana?

Titus Glover has criticised the South African government's response to xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals. He hints at a lack of urgency and intervention by South African authorities - especially concerning Ghanaians.

Why is a former Deputy Minister calling for President Mahama to reconsider South African mining companies' operations?

Titus Glover has voiced concerns about the South African government's response to xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals- including Ghanaians. Glover hints at potential repercussions due to the perceived inadequate protection of foreign nationals.

A public official is suggesting potential failure if Parliament doesn't address a key issue - but what's at stake?

ACEPA's Executive Director, Dr. Rasheed Draman, has cautioned Parliament and government about the ongoing galamsey crisis. He suggests that the country's future is at stake if immediate action isn't taken - but what could that be?

Can the Republic provide sufficient evidence against Chairman Wontumi and Akonta Mining, or will the case crumble?

The case involving Chairman Wontumi and Akonta Mining continues in the High Court- with the Republic struggling to substantiate its claims. The apparent lack of concrete evidence raises questions about the foundation of the prosecution's case- leaving observers to wonder what's next.

A former Deputy Minister makes a statement about Wontumi's trial that raises eyebrows - what could it mean?

George Mireku Duker testified in the trial of NPP's Bernard Antwi-Boasiako- popularly known as Wontumi- regarding mineral rights. Duker's testimony hinted at the established procedures and potential external factors influencing mining activities- but what could this mean for the case?