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The GPRTU urges drivers across Ghana to exercise patience as the union prepares for a key Tuesday meeting with the Minis

The GPRTU urges drivers across Ghana to exercise patience as the union prepares for a key Tuesday meeting with the Ministry of Transport to finalise transport fare review decisions.

A so-called international career program may be a trap - but what are young African women being lured into?

The Alabuga Start Program presents itself as an international career-development exchange, recruiting young women from Africa, Asia, and Latin America. There are reports that these women are being trafficked to produce weapons of war in Russia - raising concerns about exploitation and deception.

A Sempe chief is calling foul on GACL - but what exactly has happened at the airport?

A traditional leader has voiced concerns over the Ghana Airport Company Limited (GACL)'s actions regarding McDan Aviation. The Sempe chief is urging authorities to step in - but what's at stake?

A government food distribution programme is under review - but did disruptions lead to missing supplies?

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture faced scrutiny before Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) regarding a government food distribution programme. Committee members sought answers about potential commodity losses - but what did they uncover?

Ghana is placing forests at the center of economic transformation - but can the country overcome deforestation threats?

Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah launched the second Tree for Life Reforestation Initiative, emphasizing the economic potential of Ghana's forests. Stakeholders are rethinking the relationship between forests and national development - but what challenges lie ahead?

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?

GPRTU urges drivers to hold steady as transport fare adjustment talks continue- but for how long?

The GPRTU is in talks with the Transport Ministry regarding transport fare adjustments- leaving drivers in anticipation. The Easter holiday delayed discussions, but a meeting is scheduled- leaving many wondering what's next.

Ghana faces a tomato crisis, and FABAG is calling for drastic measures. What's their plan to achieve self-sufficiency?

The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has criticised the Ministry of Food and Agriculture over Ghana's tomato supply. FABAG argues the country's reliance on external sources exposes weaknesses in the agricultural sector - but what solutions are proposed?

Drone attacks in the UAE are disrupting transport and oil infrastructure - but what's the bigger picture?

Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Iran allegedly targets key infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates. These attacks raise concerns about the stability of the region's energy sector and its impact on global trade - but what does it all mean?

Oil prices surge after a gas field strike- but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

Tensions in the Middle East are sending shockwaves through global energy markets- with potential ramifications for Ghana. A reported strike on a major gas field has sent oil prices soaring, but the repercussions could be far-reaching.

Newmont Ghana has made a huge contribution to Ghana's revenue - but where exactly did the money go?

Newmont Ghana made significant payments to the Government of Ghana in 2025. The payments were directed to various state agencies to support development - but what impact will this have?

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.

Farmers struggle to sell surplus grains despite promises, raising concerns about food security. What's causing this?

Ghanaian farmers are facing difficulties selling surplus grains, despite government assurances of financial support. A recent AGRA report suggests potential consequences for the upcoming season - but what are they?

A GH¢160 million discrepancy has been flagged in teacher allowances - but where did the money go?

The Ministry of Finance is reviewing claims from the Education Ministry regarding teacher trainee allowances under GTEC. An audit has raised questions about a reported GH¢160 million in unpaid allowances - but what did they find?

Why was a transport company paid with rice instead of cash - and what happened to thousands of tonnes of grain?

A special audit has uncovered potential malfeasance at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) - involving missing grains and questionable contracts. The details raise concerns about oversight and accountability in a critical sector.

A Russian military plane crashed in Crimea- but the details surrounding the incident are raising eyebrows.

A Russian military plane crashed in Crimea- a peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014. The incident is under investigation, but early reports suggest a technical failure- what could this mean for regional stability?

A citizen challenges the government's airport renaming - but what legal grounds are they standing on?

A Ghanaian citizen has taken legal action against the Attorney-General regarding the Kotoka International Airport renaming. The plaintiff insists the government's decision is unconstitutional - raising questions about the rule of law.