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Vivo Energy Ghana's 'SHEPower' summit ignites discussions around women's roles and innovative solutions - but what's at stake?

Vivo Energy Ghana held its annual 'SHEPower' summit in Kumasi, focusing on empowering women in the energy sector with innovative solutions for a sustainable Ghana. The summit featured expert panels and innovation exhibitions - but the discussions have the potential to reshape Ghana's energy landscape.

Ghana's drop in mining investment attractiveness raises questions - what impact will this have?

Ghana's mining sector is facing scrutiny as the Global Mining Investment Attractiveness Index reveals a shift in the nation's ranking. Stakeholders are now concerned about what this could mean for the country's appeal to investors.

Despite reported outages, the Energy Ministry insists Ghana's electricity supply remains stable - but for how long?

The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition is addressing concerns about Ghana's electricity supply. The PRO insists the government is tackling challenges - but what could this mean for citizens?

Parliament is pushing for a credible investor to take over the Damang Mine, but what does that mean for the future?

The minority in Parliament is closely watching the tendering process for the Damang Mine- wanting a credible investor. The group says the mine is commercially viable and the process must be handled properly- but what could go wrong?

About 1,000 transformers are overloaded nationwide - what's being done to address the problem before it's too late?

Energy Minister Jinapor addressed Parliament about the widespread issue of overloaded electricity transformers across Ghana - a problem inherited by his office. The government is taking steps to improve electricity distribution, but what challenges remain?

The Agric Minister responds to FABAG's ultimatum - but what solutions are on the horizon for the tomato crisis?

The Agric Minister, Eric Opoku, and FABAG are at odds over the ongoing tomato supply crisis- with FABAG issuing an ultimatum. The Minister defends the ministry's efforts, hinting at a deeper understanding needed.

The Agric Minister says "we are not fools" - but is the tomato crisis response as smart as it could be?

The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has responded to FABAG's ultimatum regarding the ongoing tomato supply crisis. He defends the ministry's actions and suggests some stakeholders may be misinformed - but what does this mean for consumers?

Why is a $24.7m LPG bottling plant under review, and what crucial steps were skipped before the project began?

Ghana's Energy Minister has told Parliament that the $24.7m LPG bottling plant at Axim is under review. The project has stalled, and critical studies were not conducted before awarding the contract - leaving many to wonder about its future.

New buses arrive with advanced tech, promising to revolutionize commutes - but will they deliver?

The government is rolling out new buses to address transportation issues in major Ghanaian cities. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve public transport - but can it truly transform the commuting experience?

Why is GoldBod so adamant about defending its procurement processes? What prompted these allegations in the first place?

GoldBod is responding to allegations of impropriety - specifically regarding an office renovation and laptop purchases. The board insists it followed all regulations, but questions remain about the details of these transactions.

Is Ghana's petroleum price floor policy doing more harm than good? Find out why a rethink may be on the horizon.

Ghana's petroleum price floor policy, introduced by the NPA, has sparked debate in the downstream sector. The policy's long-term implications raise questions- suggesting a need to reconsider its approach.

New procurement rules in Ghana: a technical fix, or a vital realignment addressing economic realities?

Ghana's Finance Ministry has introduced new public procurement regulations- a revision of monetary ceilings determining contract approvals and competitive methods. This seemingly technical adjustment hints at a deeper attempt to overhaul a governance system quietly eroded by time and inflation.

A change in Ghana Gas' insurance has raised red flags. Could this impact international reinsurance markets?

IMANI Africa has identified potential legal and procurement issues surrounding changes to Ghana Gas' insurance arrangements. The policy think tank suggests the disruption of existing insurance programs could have far-reaching effects- but on whom?

Why is IMANI Africa concerned about Ghana Gas' insurance switch? It hints at far-reaching consequences...

IMANI Africa has identified potential procurement irregularities in the Ghana National Gas Company's insurance arrangements. The policy think tank warns that these changes could have serious implications - but the full extent remains to be seen.

A Ghanaian MP says the 24-hour economy policy is a misdiagnosis - what could be the real ailment?

Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah has critiqued the government's 24-hour economy plan. He suggests the approach misdiagnoses the core issues hindering job creation and economic advancement- but what are the real problems?

The Agric Minister defends his Ministry's actions amidst a tomato crisis - but will it be enough to meet demands?

Ghana's Agric Minister, Eric Opoku, is addressing concerns about the country's tomato supply, particularly dependence on imports from Burkina Faso. He says the Ministry has been working to improve local tomato production- but challenges remain.

Why is IMANI asking for an investigation into Ghana's insurance sector? - Possible conflicts of interest are alleged.

IMANI Africa is calling on the National Insurance Commission (NIC) to investigate potential conflicts of interest in reinsurance deals. The petition raises concerns about regulatory influence and third-party involvement - hinting at possible violations of insurance regulations.