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The TUC is gearing up to fight against the privatisation of ECG - but what measures are they prepared to take?

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has expressed strong opposition to the potential privatisation of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). Labour unions are concerned about the restructuring of key state-owned enterprises - but what could this mean for the average Ghanaian?

A leading economist says Ghana is too dependent on IMF programs- but what impact could this have on the nation's economy?

Dr. Kwabena Nyarko Otoo of the Trades Union Congress Ghana has voiced concerns about Ghana's reliance on IMF programs. He suggests the nation is stuck with policies that don't help production- but what could this mean for the country's economic future?

Ghana's mining sector is at a crossroads, but what path will policymakers choose to ensure continued growth?

Kenneth Ashigbey, CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, discussed Ghana's role in its mining sector. He urged for increased local participation, but cautioned against sudden policy changes - hinting at potential impacts on investor confidence.

A government advisor insists that leadership was clear during the recent power crisis - but is everyone convinced?

Dr. Theo Acheampong defended the government's management of Ghana's recent power challenges. He insists authorities provided timely updates during the disruption in the energy sector - but could this be masking deeper issues?

An expert hints that Ghana's fuel price solutions are unsustainable - what changes are needed to protect consumers?

Kofi Bentil of IMANI Africa discusses Ghana's vulnerability to fuel price increases. He suggests that short-term relief efforts are insufficient - hinting at the need for more robust solutions.

An economist is urging caution despite recent economic gains - what underlying problems could undermine Ghana's stability?

Kofi Bentil of IMANI Africa is speaking out about Ghana's economic improvements under the IMF programme. He suggests that while there's been progress, deeper issues remain - but what are they?

A finance professor is urging Ghana to consider nationalizing mining assets - but why now?

Prof. Godfred Alufar Bokpin has urged policymakers to carefully consider the IEA's proposal for greater state control over mining assets- sparking debate. He argues Ghana hasn't fully benefited from its resources, hinting at a need to reassess fiscal regimes.

The collapse of GN Bank led to significant job losses - but how many people were really affected?

Dr. Papa Kwesi Ndoum, President of Groupe Ndoum, addressed the collapse of GN Bank. The closure had devastating consequences - but the full impact went far beyond the immediate financial implications.

Groupe Ndoum's president suggests GN Bank's collapse wasn't as straightforward as it seemed - what could have happened?

Dr. Papa Kwesi Ndoum has made claims regarding the collapse of GN Bank. He alleges that misrepresentation of the bank's financial position played a significant role - but what exactly does he mean by that?

A member of the NDC is backing the government's 'innovative' fuel price intervention - but with a major caveat.

Victor Kwadjoga Adawudu has commented on the government's recent actions regarding fuel prices. He is urging a long-term strategy focused on domestic refinery capacity - but why is this so important?

A lawyer insists a mining lease change won't cause job losses - but is there more to the story?

Bobby Banson, lawyer for Engineers and Planners (E&P), addressed the transition involving the Damang mining lease. He insists it's an administrative change in ownership - but what does this mean for the mine's future?

Kofi Bentil raises concerns about the Bank of Ghana's financial strategies - but what exactly is he worried about?

Kofi Bentil of IMANI Africa has commented on the Bank of Ghana's financial position. He questions the sustainability of recent financial losses - and whether the BoG should be making a profit at all.

Newsfile examines Ghana's power outages after the Akosombo fire and BoG's huge loss - what's the real story?

Newsfile on JoyNews will delve into the Akosombo fire incident and Bank of Ghana's GH¢15.6 billion loss. These events have sparked national debate, raising questions about Ghana's infrastructure and economic stability - but what are the key issues?

Is E&P's involvement with the Damang mine as simple as it seems, or are there hidden layers to this complex situation?

Bright Simons addresses misconceptions surrounding the Ibrahim Mahama/E&P - Gold Fields saga, particularly regarding the Damang mine controversy. He argues that E&P winning any tender for Damang isn't as straightforward as some suggest - hinting at the complexities involved.

Ghana's IMF exit is hailed as a major achievement, but what underlying issues still need to be addressed?

Ghana has officially completed its Extended Credit Facility programme with the IMF - marking a pivotal moment. Dr. Theo Acheampong suggests this achievement follows a period of intense economic hardship, but what does it truly signify for the nation's future?

An energy expert says a recent incident "never should have happened" - what does this mean for Ghana's power?

Ben Boakye of ACEP has commented on a recent fire at a GRIDCo substation near Akosombo. He suggests the incident highlights a worrying trend within Ghana's power sector - but what could that be?

Senyo Hosi says the BoG failed in its supervisory role in the GN Bank crisis - but what could have been done differently?

Senyo Hosi, convener of the OneGhana Movement, has taken issue with the Bank of Ghana's handling of the GN Bank crisis. He suggests the central bank could have done more to prevent the situation from escalating- but what does this mean for the future?

The Bank of Ghana's financial performance is under scrutiny - but one official is downplaying the concerns. Why?

Sammy Gyamfi, CEO of the Ghana Gold Board, has responded to concerns about the Bank of Ghana's 2025 financial performance. He claims the reported losses shouldn't even be a topic for discussion - but why is this statement being made?