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When institutions fail to act, who answers for the consequences?
Newsfile examines three scandals involving institutional failures and public trust.
The Titao killings highlight the need to rethink security governance in West Africa - but how can it be achieved?
The killing of Ghanaian traders in Burkina Faso has sparked a blame game between the two countries. Sowatey argues that a hybrid security governance approach is key to understanding the complexities of the situation - but what does that mean?
After leadership challenges, one person is honored for bringing unity - but can it last?
The Western Regional House of Chiefs recognized Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah for his work. The commendation occurred after years of leadership challenges - but what impact will this have?
The UP supports free healthcare, claiming the policy originated in their manifesto - but is all as it seems?
The United Party (UP) has expressed its support for President Mahama's Free Primary Healthcare policy. The party claims the initiative originated from their manifesto - but what does this mean for the future of healthcare?
He warned about drug flights - the government pushed back. Now a massive cocaine haul emerges.
Rev. Ntim Fordjour, Ghana's Defence Committee Ranking Member, faces government backlash over drug trafficking claims.
Why are young officers being held responsible for the potential misdeeds of traders - and past customs administrations?
A Ghanaian news editor questions the practice of blaming young officers for offences committed against customs laws - particularly regarding goods in transit. They hint at past indiscretions within the Ghana Customs administration and the bond system.
Why has the NCAA directed enhanced surveillance at airports, and what does it mean for travelers?
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has issued a directive to airlines and airport operators. This follows concerns about the spread of Ebola - and the critical role of aviation.
Discover how the NDC is taking a significant step to document its journey and ensure its historical records are systematically preserved for
The NDC has unveiled a six-volume publication documenting the party's and the 4th Republic of Ghana's political history. This initiative aims to
What will the government reveal about the evacuation spending?
Ghana's Minority in Parliament is pressing the government for detailed records on the GH¢49.7 million evacuation of citizens from South Africa.
New questions emerge over how millions were spent on the South Africa evacuation - what do the records show?
The Minority in Parliament is scrutinizing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs over its evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa.
Ghana's Ministry of Health is scrutinizing its manifesto commitments-what progress has been made and what hurdles remain in transforming the
The Ministry of Health is conducting a mid-year review of the government's health sector commitments under the NDC 2024 Manifesto. This assessment
Documents delivered, but do they prove the evacuation costs? The Minority demands answers.
Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa and the Minority clash over evacuation documentation.
A new report suggests free speech is under attack - but who is being targeted and why?
The MFWA is raising concerns about the government's use of certain laws - saying they are being weaponized against free speech. The foundation's report highlights a concerning trend, but what could this mean for Ghana's democracy?
Ghana's remarkable sanitation achievements are under threat. Experts and government officials gather in Accra to demand
Ghana's remarkable sanitation achievements are under threat. Experts and government officials gather in Accra to demand sustainable waste management
Rampant waste dumping by tricycle riders and locals has severely clogged Accra's Korle drains, leaving traders fearful o
Rampant waste dumping by tricycle riders and locals has severely clogged Accra's Korle drains, leaving traders fearful of deadly floods and disease
Ghana calls for urgent action from the AU - but what's at the heart of this plea?
Ghana has formally petitioned the African Union regarding xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The petition requests that the AU address the urgent matter at the upcoming Mid-Year Coordination Meeting - but what exactly is Ghana hoping to achieve?
A new government push aims to turn digital training into real jobs - but can it deliver 100,000 positions in just two years?
Ghana's Communication Minister visits Ashanti Region to review the One Million Coders Programme.
The Ghana Police Service is about to get a major upgrade - but will it be enough?
President Mahama has pledged to equip the Ghana Police Service with additional armoured vehicles. This move aims to enhance the tactical capabilities of the police- but what impact will it have?