Meet the Ghanaians who "do not wait for intervention, but become the intervention"-find out who they are!
The 2026 JoyNews Impact Makers Awards recognised twelve Ghanaian individuals and organisations. These changemakers are being celebrated for their self-driven solutions to social challenges-but what exactly did they do?
A KMA task force swooped down on some alleged criminals - but what did they find, and what does it mean for the city?
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) task force has apprehended some individuals in the Ashanti region. The suspects were allegedly involved in illicit activities - but what could they be?
A livestock market in Ghana's capital is raising concerns - but why are authorities being urged to intervene?
Parliament's Public Accounts Committee is concerned about a growing livestock market in the heart of Accra. The Committee is calling on the Greater Accra Regional Minister to take action - but what could this mean for the capital?
Asante Akim North is partnering with an NGO to tackle its sanitation crisis - but how will they achieve this?
The Domeabrahene has backed an initiative by Green Africa Youth Organisation (GAYO) and Asante Akim North to combat sanitation issues. The project hopes to redesign resource life cycles - but what changes are needed to make it a success?
Minister Tia's address covered key sectors - but what advancements will residents find most impactful?
North East Regional Minister Ibrahim Tia addressed the Government Accountability Series in Nalerigu. He highlighted progress across infrastructure, health, education, agriculture, security, and economic growth in the region - but what does this mean for residents?
Nana Asiwobour Osei Bonsu III is calling for unity in Bechem - but for what purpose?
The newly enstooled Paramount Chief of Bechem Traditional Council, Nana Asiwobour Osei Bonsu III, has called on residents to unite. He believes that togetherness is needed to help improve the lives of the people - but what does this mean for the town?
The Oti landfill site is almost full, and KMA is considering drastic action - but what will be the consequences?
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) is considering barring other assemblies from accessing the Oti landfill site. The waste collection site is nearing full capacity - raising concerns about a potential sanitation crisis in the region.
The KMA might restrict access to a landfill- but what does this mean for waste management in the region?
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) is considering restricting access to the Oti Landfill Site for other municipalities. The waste disposal site is nearing full capacity- raising concerns about sanitation.