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Malfunctioning traffic lights have turned a busy road into a death trap - but why are authorities failing to act?
Residents of Awoshie-Anyaa are raising concerns about the non-functioning traffic lights on the highway. The situation has created a dangerous environment for both motorists and pedestrians - and locals are desperate for change.
In an age where AI is increasingly integrated into daily life, why do we still scrutinize the tools rather than the results they produce?
The debate around artificial intelligence continues, with many questioning its role in various fields. This ongoing discussion highlights a
As Ghana's World Cup campaign unfolds, the intersection of national aspiration and prophetic claims sparks a compelling discussion.
Ghana's World Cup journey is under scrutiny, with reflections on the team's performance and the role of public figures. The nation's hopes were
Vice President Prof Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang opens up about the personal and national impact of a tragic helicopter crash, revealing the intense
Vice President Prof Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has publicly shared her emotional response to a helicopter crash involving senior government
Nana Kwaku Bonsam urges couples to consider something beyond the obvious before marriage - what could it be?
Nana Kwaku Bonsam has advised couples to consider spiritual compatibility before marriage. He warned that neglecting the spiritual dimension can lead to long-term incompatibility and marital breakdown - but what does this mean for couples?
Will Ghana's education and energy systems hold under mounting pressure - and what role should external actors play?
JoyNews' Newsfile on Saturday examines SHS placement gaps, ECG's PSP, PUWU's World Bank dispute, and SOE governance.
As Ghana grapples with the persistent "No-Bed Syndrome," the final installment of this series asks a crucial question: who truly owns the promise of
Ghana's "No-Bed Syndrome" series concludes by shifting focus from mechanics to accountability, exploring who is responsible for ensuring timely and
A journalist's journey across the Ghana-Togo border reveals a concerning reality about regional travel and the challenges faced by citizens.
A Ghanaian journalist recounts his frustrating recent trip to Togo, highlighting issues at the border. His experiences raise serious questions about
A group of UBIDS law students is demanding answers after their names were mysteriously absent from the graduation list, sparking a week-long
Thirty-three law students from UBIDS claim they were unlawfully excluded from the recent graduation list. This omission has led to significant
Authorities are promising a thorough probe into a youth leader's death in Wechiau, urging calm amidst rising tensions.
The Upper West Regional Police Commander has assured the people of Wechiau of a transparent investigation into the death of youth leader Abu Tijani.
Amidst growing public concern, the UGMC addresses criticisms of its patient care, urging the use of official complaint channels.
The University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) has responded to recent allegations of poor-quality care, reaffirming its dedication to patient
UGMC is challenging comedian Michael Blackson's public statements about their facility-what could be the real story behind this demand?
The University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) has demanded a retraction and apology from Ghanaian American comedian Michael Blackson regarding his
The Iran war has caused economic disruption, but some companies are seeing record profits. Which sectors are booming?
The conflict in Iran has created uncertainty and disruption, impacting firms, families, and governments worldwide. While some struggle, certain sectors are seeing record earnings- but who is profiting from the ongoing crisis?
Why is the Economic Fighters League so concerned about the cost of student housing?
The Economic Fighters League is speaking out against high hostel fees at the University of Ghana-Legon. The group claims students are being exploited, and they are calling for government intervention- but why now?
A diplomatic disagreement has erupted between Ghana and South Africa over the circumstances surrounding a Ghanaian national's death.
South Africa has rejected Ghana's claim that a Ghanaian national was killed during anti-immigrant demonstrations in Cape Town. This dispute raises
A British political party's audacious proposal to punish nations seeking reparations for slavery sparks global debate-what are the true implications?
Reform UK, a British political party, has proposed visa restrictions on nations seeking reparations for the transatlantic slave trade. This move by
The Ghana National Fire Service's response to recent floods has sparked a crucial conversation about whether its name accurately reflects its
The recent Accra floods have reignited debate about the Ghana National Fire Service's name, as their role extends far beyond firefighting. The
A prominent Ghanaian MP is urging a united front against the nation's persistent flooding issues-but what specific challenges are hindering progress?
Francis Asenso-Boakye, a Ranking Member on Parliament's Select Committee, has called for national unity to address Ghana's recurring flooding