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Six Akufo-Addo ministers are under investigation - what secrets might these probes uncover?

The Mahama government is investigating six former ministers from the Akufo-Addo administration - raising questions about past dealings. The investigations involve several high-profile projects and financial transactions- but what could they reveal?

Why did a traditional leader urge the Minority to champion the cause of cocoa farmers?

The Offinsomanhene has encouraged the Minority Caucus in Parliament to address cocoa farmers' concerns during their Ashanti Region tour. He stressed the importance of supporting farmers-but there's more at stake.

Why did a prominent chief urge the Minority Caucus to advocate for cocoa farmers during their Ashanti Region tour?

The Offinsomanhene has encouraged the Minority Caucus in Parliament as they tour cocoa-producing areas in the Ashanti Region. The chief urged the MPs to champion the concerns of cocoa farmers- hinting at broader implications for Ghana's economy.

The Minority Caucus is on a cocoa fact-finding mission in Ashanti - but what do they hope to uncover?

The Minority Caucus in Parliament is engaging with cocoa farmers in the Ashanti Region, starting with a visit to the Offinsomanhene - seeking blessings for their tour. The tour aims to gather information about challenges farmers face, hinting at potential advocacy.

Why is an MP demanding a report on a hit-and-run be brought before Ghana's Parliament?

Nanton MP- Dr Abdul-Khaliq Mohammed Sherif- is calling for a parliamentary review of a hit-and-run case. He wants the House's health committee to examine the report's findings - but what will they uncover?

Why is Freddie Blay's lawyer claiming abuse of court process - and what does this mean for the former NPP chair?

Freddie Blay's lawyer is questioning his client's remand by the Akropong Circuit Court over a demolition dispute- alleging abuse of court process. The lawyer claims his client is sick and not a flight risk, but there are conflicting reports.

GAF begins training new recruits - but some special cases are being considered. What could go wrong?

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has started training its newest recruits after a selection process. The military is working to ensure the process is fair and inclusive - but what challenges might they face?

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?

A key decision was made regarding the Bissue case- but what does it mean for the future of the trial?

The Court of Appeal heard arguments in the case involving Charles Bissue, Raphael Mensah, and Dr. Naa Dedei Tagoe- a case that has garnered national attention. The defense argued that a prior ruling could compromise the accused's rights, but the prosecution insisted sufficient safeguards were in place- raising questions about fairness and justice.

The CAGD workers union is pushing for autonomy - but who is standing in the way, and why?

The Controller and Accountant-General's Department Workers' Union (CAGDWU) has responded to claims opposing autonomy for the Controller and Accountant-General's Department (CAGD). The union insists that granting autonomy to the CAGD is critical for fiscal governance - but what could this mean for Ghana?

A battle is brewing between two unions - but what does it mean for the management of Ghana's finances?

The Controller and Accountant-General's Department Workers' Union (CAGDWU) and the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) are at odds. The dispute centers on a proposal to grant autonomy to the Controller and Accountant-General's Department (CAGD) - and the implications could be significant.

A major union just suspended its strike - but for how long?

CLOGSAG has been in a pay dispute with the government, resulting in a nationwide strike. The association has agreed to temporarily halt its industrial action - but what does this mean for public services?

Why did CLOGSAG call off their strike - and what does it mean for Ghanaians who rely on public services?

CLOGSAG has temporarily suspended its nationwide strike, involving civil and local government staff across Ghana. The decision follows appeals from the government - but the clock is ticking.

A coalition is calling for the urgent establishment of a committee - but what will it be tasked to do?

The Citizens Platform on Constitutional Reform (CPCR) has urged the President to establish a Constitutional Review Implementation Committee (CRIC). The coalition hopes to steer the next phase of constitutional reform - but why is this committee so important?

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.

President Mahama says Ghana's pension system is at a critical crossroads- but what changes are coming?

President Mahama addressed Organised Labour about Ghana's pension system. He warned that the current framework is at a critical turning point - and action is needed to avoid threatening the system's sustainability.

Mahama orders security services to expand recruitment - but some worry about the selection process.

President Mahama has instructed an expansion of security services recruitment after meeting with security chiefs. The directive comes amid public criticism of the Interior Ministry - but what could this mean for the future?

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?