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Papa Ajasco's Abiodun Ayoyinka reveals struggles tied to his iconic character - but can he overcome them?

Abiodun Ayoyinka, famed for his role as Papa Ajasco, recently discussed his career. He faces unique challenges due to the character's intellectual property - but what does this mean for him?

Ghana's Parliamentary Press Corps sharpen their skills - but what crucial role does financial reporting play in a strong democracy?

The Parliament of Ghana, World Bank, and FCDO collaborated on a workshop for journalists. The aim was to boost their capacity for public financial reporting- but the implications could be far-reaching.

Sachet water prices are frozen! What does this mean for your pocket and the water producers?

The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry Ghana is working with sachet water producers. A planned price increase has been put on hold - but what does this mean for consumers?

The Trade Minister says Ghana's AfCFTA success hinges on private sector investment- but how will they meet the challenge?

Trade Minister Ofosu-Adjare addressed the private sector at the Kwahu Business Forum regarding the AfCFTA. She emphasized the need for businesses to invest in technology and governance- but what does this mean for Ghana's role in African trade?

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?

FABAG issues a 90-day ultimatum to the Agric Ministry- or else! What could this mean for Ghana's food security?

FABAG has voiced concerns over Ghana's tomato supply, following Burkina Faso's export ban. They're giving the Agric Ministry an ultimatum- but what happens if their demands aren't met?

Why did the EU abstain from Ghana's UN resolution on slavery, and what does it mean for international relations?

The EU is trying to smooth things over in West Africa after not supporting a UN resolution on the Transatlantic Slave Trade- led by Ghana. The EU claims it wasn't a rejection of the resolution's intent, but what does this mean for Ghana?

The Gold Board is implementing a traceability system - but what will this mean for small-scale gold purchases in Ghana?

The Gold Board, led by Sammy Gyamfi, is implementing measures to ensure all gold purchases are traceable- focusing on responsible sourcing. The initiative hinges on licensing and enforcement, but a nationwide traceability system may change the industry.

Why are Ghana-bound vegetable trucks being detained in Nigeria, and what's causing the tension?

Ghanaian vegetable trucks are facing difficulties in Nigeria- raising concerns about regional trade. Tensions between traders in both countries are allegedly to blame - but the situation remains unresolved.

Ghanaian drivers are stranded with perishable goods - what could be the cause of this?

Ghanaian trucks transporting vegetables have been detained in Nigeria, allegedly by armed men. The incident is reportedly linked to tensions between traders in both countries - but the situation is more complex than it seems.

President Mahama to open a pivotal energy conference - what outcomes might shape Africa's future?

President Mahama is slated to inaugurate the Africa Energy Technology Conference (AETC) 2026 in Accra, partnering with the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition. The conference aims to drive intra-African trade and development through energy and technology services - but what key discussions will unfold?

Mahama highlights the pivotal role of technology in Ghana's agriculture- but what changes are on the horizon?

President Mahama addressed the Ghana AgroTech Fair 2026, emphasizing technology's role in Ghana's agricultural sector. He noted the fair bridges gaps between ideas and enterprise- hinting at a shift from subsistence to productivity.

President Tinubu's UK visit is historic - but what crucial agreements are on the horizon for Nigeria?

President Tinubu has departed Abuja for a state visit to the United Kingdom, accompanied by the First Lady. This marks the first visit by a Nigerian president in 37 years - and there's much anticipation surrounding the discussions.

Why does decisive policy action so often follow crisis, rather than anticipate it - especially with tomatoes?

Burkina Faso's halt on tomato exports has exposed Ghana's agricultural vulnerabilities - a challenge for the Food and Beverages Association. This situation highlights long-standing policy failures, hinting at deeper issues within Ghana's food systems.

Government may review fuel taxes to cushion Ghanaians against impending global crude oil price surges, says spokesperson

Government may review fuel taxes to cushion Ghanaians against impending global crude oil price surges, says spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu.

A weekend fire in Konongo has left over 20 people displaced - but how will they recover?

A fire outbreak at Konongo in the Ashanti Region has left many in distress. Several wooden structures and a church building were affected, causing disruption and loss- but what led to this?

Ghana's oil palm sector is facing a crisis, but what's causing it and who will be most affected?

The Minority Caucus, led by Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has highlighted a crisis in Ghana's oil palm sector. Policy and financing failures are allegedly hindering the industry's potential - but what does this mean for the country?

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.