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Tsatsu Tsikata says the worst judicial manipulation in Ghana is receding, arguing that conscience, persistence and the c
Tsatsu Tsikata says the worst judicial manipulation in Ghana is receding, arguing that conscience, persistence and the courts can still deliver justice.
Discover why General Johnson Asiedu Nketia's recent interview left the nation spellbound and what made it a masterclass in political communication.
General Johnson Asiedu Nketia's recent interview captivated the nation, showcasing his unique blend of political acumen and wit. His performance
GUTA is questioning the recent utility tariff hikes, arguing that the process lacked essential engagement with key stakeholders.
The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has criticized the recent utility tariff increases, citing a lack of stakeholder consultation. This
Sports Minister Kofi Adams attributes Ghana's World Cup challenges to inadequate long-term team preparation, contrasting
Sports Minister Kofi Adams attributes Ghana's World Cup challenges to inadequate long-term team preparation, contrasting the squad with cohesive
The Sports Minister explains why Ghana couldn't rely solely on faith for World Cup success after a series of poor pre-tournament performances.
Ghana's Sports Minister has defended the controversial decision to replace Otto Addo as coach before the FIFA World Cup. The move, which saw Carlos
Ghanaian tomato traders are facing major disruptions - but is there a way to solve the problem at its source?
Tomato traders in Ghana are defending their reliance on imports from Burkina Faso- citing issues with the quality of locally grown tomatoes. The traders are pointing to key differences in the produce- but is it enough to justify the import dependence?
The insurance broker sector is facing immense pressure, but what is causing this increased state interference?
IBAG's President, Stephen Kwarteng Yeboah, highlights growing state interference in Ghana's insurance sector- with brokers feeling it most. He warns of a deeply corrosive crisis undermining their role- driven by unethical conduct and systemic distortions.
Why does Bishop Gyamfi consider President Mahama's stance on the LGBTQ bill a "dangerous statement?"
Bishop Gyamfi has criticised President Mahama's recent remarks about the LGBTQ bill currently before Parliament - a stance that has triggered concerns. The Bishop warns this sends a troubling signal about the President's commitment.
The NPP is restructuring, but how will elected officials react to answering to committees?
Nana Akomea has explained the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) new internal structure involving powerful committees. These committees will oversee elected party officers and report to the National Council - raising questions about the party's power dynamics.
Why is the NPP starting its 2028 campaign so early? Nana Akomea says it's all about getting ahead of the game - but how?
Nana Akomea explains the New Patriotic Party's strategy to begin organizing for the 2028 elections early. He says the party wants to address tensions that usually emerge during internal contests - but there's more to it.
A prominent NPP member has voiced strong concerns about the judiciary's perceived closeness to the executive-what could this mean for Ghana's
The NPP parliamentary caucus plans a protest over concerns about justice administration, following opposition accusations of selective application
Get ready for changes at the pump - how will the new price floors affect your wallet?
The NPA has announced new minimum price floors for petroleum products effective April 1, 2026 - impacting petrol, diesel, and LPG. The move has sparked debate among industry players regarding the necessity and implications of such regulations.
Why are some industry players questioning the relevance of the new price floors set by the National Petroleum Authority?
The NPA has announced new minimum price floors for petroleum products, effective April 1, 2026 - impacting petrol, diesel, and LPG. Industry players and consumers are now watching closely as these adjustments take effect.
Parliament's Minority caucus has taken a firm stance against a major government project, citing a troubling absence of key information.
Ghana's Minority caucus has rejected a request for approval of a multi-year commitment for fiscal electronic devices. This decision stems from a
Discover how a crucial flood protection project's funds were allegedly rerouted under the previous administration, sparking a debate over financial
The Ministry of Finance has accused the previous Akufo-Addo administration of diverting funds from a World Bank-funded flood protection project.
Kwame Agbodza claims some road projects are halfway done - but can they meet the deadline?
Roads and Highways Minister Kwame Agbodza says the Big Push programme is making significant strides on major trunk roads. Contractors are working hard, but what impact will this have on the nation's infrastructure?
Ghana's banking reforms are incomplete, says the IMF, but what specific vulnerabilities still need urgent attention?
The IMF is concerned about Ghana's banking sector - despite improvements under the economic programme. The Fund suggests unfinished reforms could undermine progress, requiring stronger supervision.
The IMF is calling for 'stronger supervisory action' in Ghana's banking sector - but why now?
The IMF is warning Ghana to address vulnerabilities in its banking sector. Rising non-performing loans are a concern- but what could this mean for financial stability?