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A Ghanaian MP is calling for reforms in security recruitment - but what changes could ensure a fair process?

Kennedy Osei Nyarko, Akim Swedru MP, has raised concerns about political influence in Ghana's security recruitment process. He suggests the current system may not be as fair and transparent as it should be - but what changes could ensure equity?

Ghana's government wants to compile data on religious bodies - but what does this mean for the separation of church and state?

The Local Government Minister has announced plans to compile data on religious institutions in Ghana- to strengthen collaboration between the government and faith-based organisations. The initiative follows questions raised in Parliament, highlighting the need for reliable data.

Abolasom's constituency-wide tour aims to boost NPP numbers- but what crucial element does he emphasize during Ramadan?

Raphael Abolasom, the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for Bole-Bamboi, is engaging with his constituency ahead of membership registration. His efforts, including outreach to the Muslim community during Ramadan, hint at strategic moves- but what's the goal?

Why is the government seeking to create a comprehensive record of faith-based organizations in Ghana?

Ahmed Ibrahim, Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, is addressing concerns about the registration of religious bodies. The minister clarifies the government's intentions- emphasizing the importance of understanding Ghana's religious landscape.

With thousands vying for limited security jobs, a controversial recruitment process sparks debate - but why?

A recruitment drive for Ghana's security services has drawn massive interest from young citizens- highlighting the allure of government jobs. Questions are now being raised about the fairness and transparency of the process.

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?

Why was a transport company paid with rice instead of cash - and what happened to thousands of tonnes of grain?

A special audit has uncovered potential malfeasance at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) - involving missing grains and questionable contracts. The details raise concerns about oversight and accountability in a critical sector.