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Following a tragic plane crash, what questions are Ghana's leaders raising about the safety of private air travel?

Ghana's Minority in Parliament is calling for answers after a fatal microlight crash in Tema involving the sons of a prominent religious figure. The opposition is questioning aviation safety protocols- and the potential regulatory oversights that may have led to this disaster.

Amidst xenophobic attacks in South Africa, what drastic measures is Ghana taking to protect its citizens and interests?

Ghana's Foreign Affairs Ministry has condemned xenophobic attacks in South Africa- appealing to Ghanaians to avoid retaliatory actions against South African businesses. The Minister has urged a mature diplomatic response- but what could this mean for continental stability?

Over 4,000 firearms were surrendered under a government initiative - but what will be the impact?

Ghana's Interior Minister, Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak, reports on a gun amnesty initiative. The voluntary surrender of firearms raises questions about national security - but what does it all mean?

Rev. Wengam champions SECOBOR to tackle border control issues- but what innovative solutions are on the horizon?

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is seeking support for Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR)- a project to address critical needs. Chairman Rev. Wengam highlighted resource constraints and their impact on national security- hinting at a new approach to border management.

The Fire Service wants more power - but what will that mean for the average Ghanaian?

The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) is advocating for increased authority. They want to deal more effectively with assaults on personnel during emergency operations- but why now?

Why are so many gas cylinders failing inspection - and what does it mean for household safety?

The Ghana Cylinder Manufacturing Company (GCMC) is raising alarms about the safety of gas cylinders under the Cylinder Recirculation Model (CRM). A significant number of inspected cylinders are failing- hinting at potential dangers in homes.

Why is MFWA's Sulemana Braimah calling for an end to 'politics' surrounding Ghana's presidential jet?

Sulemana Braimah of MFWA urges leaders to move past partisan debates surrounding Ghana's presidential aircraft. He emphasizes the need for a practical solution, hinting at underlying issues with past claims and current practices - but what are they?

Sulemana Braimah calls out government waste - but what does this have to do with the presidential jet?

Sulemana Braimah has criticised both the current and former governments for years of resource mismanagement. He argues that curbing wastage would allow the state to procure a decent presidential jet - but why is this being discussed now?

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?

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.

President Mahama's unexpected interaction with his aide at a Good Friday service left many surprised - what did he do?

At a Good Friday service in Accra, President Mahama shared a light moment with his military aide. The President's gesture hinted at the importance of trust and connection - but what exactly transpired?

Over 4,000 firearms were surrendered by civilians - but what will the government do with them?

Ghana's Interior Minister- Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka- reports on a gun amnesty initiative. The voluntary program aims to retrieve firearms from civilians- but what impact will it have on national security?

The Minister insists the new SIM registration is about safety, not procurement - but can the system be trusted?

Sam George has assured Ghanaians that the new SIM registration exercise is about safety. The initiative seeks to address flaws that have left citizens vulnerable - but what problems still need solving?

Newsfile is set to dissect Ghana's most critical issues- but what solutions will emerge from the discussions?

Newsfile is set to tackle pressing issues- from xenophobia in South Africa to galamsey's impact on water and health. The show will also address tensions around the Bogoso Prestea Mine and debate the reality of Ghana's power supply situation.

Disturbing videos have sparked diplomatic action- but what exactly is happening with Ghanaians in South Africa?

Ghana's Foreign Minister Ablakwa is in urgent talks with South Africa- following disturbing videos. The situation threatens to inflame tensions- but what steps are being taken?

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.