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Why is the Minority Caucus so concerned about the government's handling of the South Africa evacuation?

Samuel Abu Jinapor and the Minority Caucus are questioning the government's handling of the evacuation of Ghanaians in South Africa. The postponement of the exercise raises concerns about the safety and welfare of citizens- what challenges are they facing?

Why is the Energy Minister meeting with key power players? Find out what's being done about the outages.

Energy Minister Jinapor is engaging with ECG and NEDCo to address ongoing power outages. Discussions are centered around challenges within the distribution chain - hinting at potential solutions.

A Ghanaian MP is asking the government to step in as fuel prices surge - but how did previous leaders handle similar crises?

Damongo MP Samuel Abu Jinapor is calling on the government to act swiftly amidst rising fuel prices in Ghana. He's urging leaders to provide relief - but what solutions are on the table?

Why is a Ghanaian MP warning against reactions to xenophobic attacks?

Abu Jinapor, MP, has cautioned against retaliatory actions targeting South Africans in Ghana and other African countries- as a response to xenophobic attacks. He warns that such reactions could deepen tensions.

An MP is calling for action against xenophobia in South Africa - but is urging caution at home. Why?

Samuel Abu Jinapor, the Damongo MP, has called for the African Union to address xenophobic violence in South Africa. He is urging African leaders to consider escalating the matter - but what could that mean for the continent?

Ghana's mining sector faces new headwinds as its investment attractiveness ranking takes a tumble - what's behind the decline?

Abu Jinapor has voiced concerns over Ghana's slide in the Global Mining Investment Attractiveness Index. This development could have far-reaching implications for the nation's mining sector- but how?

Why is a citizen so concerned about rebutting a Member of Parliament's claims of state capture in the mining sector?

A Ghanaian citizen has responded to claims made by a Member of Parliament regarding alleged state capture in Ghana's mineral sector - claims involving businessman Ibrahim Mahama. The detailed rejoinder challenges the claims, setting the stage for a deeper look into the accusations and the defense against them.

The former MP opens up about the staggering costs and near-fatal incidents during his six-year dialysis journey.

Kojo Adu Asare, former MP for Adentan, has shared his six-year battle with kidney failure. He also spoke about the financial and physical challenges-hinting at the strain this places on individuals and families.