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Why is Parliament hauling the CID boss before the Committee over social media cases?

Parliament's Defence and Interior Committee will summon the CID Director-General over social media case handling.

Discover why the NCCE believes a stronger media alliance is essential for protecting Ghana's democratic values in the digital era.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) is calling for enhanced collaboration with media partners to safeguard Ghana's democracy. This

A Ghanaian pastor's arrest has sparked debate about the line between free speech and threats - what did he do?

A Ghanaian pastor, Prophet William Gyimah, has been arrested in connection to a viral video. The arrest raises concerns about online content and its potential impact on national security - but what did the pastor do?

Discover why the Ghana Police Service is taking further legal action against a woman already imprisoned for a social media video targeting the

The Ghana Police Service is pursuing an additional High Court prosecution against Camila Alhassan, who was recently jailed for offensive conduct

Brussels is drafting rules that would force tech giants to change how children access their platforms - but what will it mean for parents?

The European Commission is preparing a sweeping proposal to restrict under-15s from social media, AI chatbots, and online games.

A circulating memo has sparked controversy regarding a prominent political figure and an alleged financial rejection-what's the truth behind these

Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei has responded to media reports concerning a memo alleging her rejection of a significant sum of money. The

Chairman Wontumi's team is calling for calm amidst internal attacks - but what's fueling the online hostility?

Bernard Antwi Boasiako's campaign team has responded to TikTok videos targeting its executives. The team is condemning what it describes as unwarranted personal attacks - but what impact will this have on party unity?

Chairman Wontumi's team is calling for calm amid rising tensions - but what's fueling the animosity?

Chairman Wontumi's campaign team has decried insults and personal attacks marring the NPP's internal campaign. The team is calling for decorum as the party navigates its internal democratic processes - but can they maintain unity?

Why is a prominent lawyer warning about free speech abuse, and how does a nurse's detention fit in?

Lawyer Bobby Banson criticizes social media attacks on public figures under free speech, citing personal victimization.

Ghana's Interior Minister is taking a firm stance on issues threatening public order and the integrity of security forces- find out what new

Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak has issued directives to the Ghana Police Service regarding vigilantism and the unauthorised recording of security

A Ghanaian TikToker's court appearance over content targeting President Mahama has sparked widespread discussion about social media responsibility.

Ghanaian TikToker Camilla Alhassan faced the Accra Circuit Court regarding allegations of offensive conduct and publishing false news against

Ghana faces a critical challenge as misinformation spreads unchecked, raising questions about the nation's future stability and democratic integrity.

Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), has criticized Ghana's inaction on the growing misinformation

While facts provide a foundation, their true meaning often remains elusive without the broader context that connects events and explains their causes.

In an age of abundant information, understanding the 'why' behind events is increasingly challenging. Fragmented news often leaves people with

Could this case redefine how courts treat social media speech and rights in Ghana?

Oliver Barker-Vormawor urges Ghanaian courts to scrutinize rights issues in the 'Ghana Jollof' case involving Salomey Awiti Bafoh.

Journalism faces a crisis of trust in a world of AI and misinformation - can transparency save it?

The global media community will focus on transparent journalism at the DW Global Media Forum 2026. In an era of disinformation, trust in journalism must be earned- but how can journalists ensure their credibility?

Why did CID target Ghana Jollof but ignore others? Ntim Fordjour demands answers.

Assin South MP Rev. Ntim Fordjour questions if Section 208 applies only to the NPP in the Ghana Jollof case, criticizing the CID's selective handling.