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Why is Father Campbell, who has dedicated his life to Ghana's marginalized, now urgently seeking assistance?

Father Andrew Campbell, as he approaches his 80th birthday, is appealing for support for lepers and street children. He says providing daily care at the Weija Leprosarium is difficult due to limited resources. He urges institutions to support his work.

Why is the President's choice of aircraft for travel under scrutiny, and what considerations are at play?

Callistus Mahama addresses public concerns regarding President Mahama's travel arrangements, specifically the use of a plane belonging to the President's brother. He acknowledges the need for scrutiny and moral clarity in the use of public power.

Why did Minority MPs visit Offinsohene before touring cocoa farms in Ashanti, and what issues will they uncover?

Frank Annoh-Dompreh led Minority MPs to Offinso Traditional Council to seek blessings for their Ashanti Region cocoa farmers tour. The tour aims to understand farmers' concerns about reduced producer prices - "cocoa price haircuts".

What changes are coming to Ghana's roads with the new Okada Law, and who will be most affected?

JoyNews' The Law discussed the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2025 - also known as the Okada Law. The law legalizes commercial use of motorcycles and tricycles. The Road Safety Commission's Director General, Abraham Amaliba, provided insights.

What changes are coming to Ghana's roads with the new Okada Law, and who will benefit from the new regulations?

JoyNews' "The Law" will discuss the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2025 - also known as the Okada Law. The law legalizes motorcycles, tricycles, and quadricycles for commercial use once it is assented to by the President.

The Offinsomanhene backs the Minority's cocoa tour - but what crucial issues will the MPs uncover from the farmers?

Offinsomanhene Nana Dwamena Akenten II has endorsed the Minority's tour of cocoa-growing areas in Ashanti. He urged the MPs to champion the concerns of cocoa farmers regarding recent price reductions. The tour aims to gather firsthand information, but what will they uncover?

Why did SNIP-AFRICA partners gather in Accra, and how will this impact newborn care across the continent?

SNIP-AFRICA partners met in Accra to boost research into severe neonatal infections. The initiative, involving 12 institutions, aims to improve newborn survival across Africa. Ghana, through KNUST, leads in training healthcare workers for the project.

New gun control measures are coming - but what will they mean for gun owners?

The Interior Ministry is tightening gun regulations. The reforms include digitizing gun registration and streamlining weapon imports. The goal is better oversight of legally held firearms in Ghana.

Widespread power outages hit the Eastern Region after a storm - how long until the lights come back on?

A rainstorm on Saturday, March 14, 2026, caused power outages in the Eastern Region. The ECG reports that multiple districts are affected, and engineers are working to restore power - but further disruptions are possible.

Why are doctors refusing to work in the Ahafo Region, and what's being done to address this critical healthcare gap?

Dr. Akosua Owusu-Sarpong, GHS Director for Ahafo, is calling for help to solve the region's doctor shortage. Many assigned doctors decline postings due to a lack of suitable housing.

A devastating fire in Konongo has left many homeless and a church in ruins - what sparked the inferno?

A fire in Konongo destroyed wooden structures and a church, displacing over 20 people. The blaze impacted residences, shops, and the New Life Pentecostal Ministry. The Assembly Member is calling for support for those affected.

A nursing student's persistence pays off, but will her big win truly change her future?

Doziah Boateng, a nursing student, won GH¢50,000 in the Wotiriye Lottery. The Level 300 student plans to use the money for her education and future aspirations - the lottery is run by the National Lottery Authority.

Ghana's music scene is buzzing - who will take home the top honors at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards?

The 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) nominations have been released, featuring Black Sherif, Medikal, and Stonebwoy for Artiste of the Year. Shatta Wale returns after a seven-year ban, and several albums compete for Album/EP of the Year. The awards cover 26 categories.

Why did a rainstorm leave parts of the Eastern Region in the dark, and how long will it last?

A rainstorm on March 14, 2026, caused power outages in parts of the Eastern Region, according to ECG. The company has deployed teams to repair faults and restore electricity. Customers are asked to report outages and remain patient as work continues.

Parts of Tema will experience a six-hour power outage on Sunday - but why is ECG working around the clock in Ashanti?

ECG will conduct maintenance in the Tema Region on Sunday, March 15, affecting areas like DPS, Motorway Axle Bridge, and Kpone Garages from 9am-3pm. This is happening as the ECG addresses outages in the Ashanti Region caused by a severe rainstorm.

A fatal accident on the Tamale Highway claims two lives - what caused this tragedy?

A truck accident on the Tamale Highway at Tahiru Akura has resulted in two fatalities. The victims were the driver and mate of the DAF truck, registration number AS-2626-S - investigations are underway.

A senior police officer is dead - what could have happened at his Akweteyman home?

DSP Rockson Gyasi was found dead at his Akweteyman residence in Accra. The police have launched an investigation into the death of the officer - who was stationed in Tsito, Volta Region. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear.

Why is a former Finance Minister seeking US residency amid corruption allegations back home?

Ken Ofori-Atta, former Finance Minister, is reportedly seeking permanent US residency. This comes amid corruption allegations related to the SML contract and an extradition request from Ghana. The situation raises questions about accountability.