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Is the Auditor General's report on fictitious debts being used as a political weapon?

Kofi Tonto (NPP) claims the Finance Minister and his Deputy are politicizing the Auditor General's report on fictitious debts. He alleges they aim to portray the NPP as corrupt. The accusation raises questions about the report's impartiality.

Relief is coming for newly trained health professionals, but will it be enough to solve the ongoing issues?

The Ministry of Health has received financial clearance to pay over 14,000 rotation nurses and midwives. The clearance also covers 637 medical and dental house officers across the country - a move that should relieve financial strain.

Over 14,000 health workers are impacted by a new financial clearance - but what does this mean for healthcare?

The Ministry of Health secured clearance to pay allowances and salaries for over 14,000 health workers. This includes rotation nurses, midwives, and medical/dental house officers. The move aims to clear payment backlogs and ensure timely compensation moving forward.

Daniel Domelevo highlights a critical weakness in prosecuting financial crimes - what could this mean for justice?

Former Auditor-General Daniel Domelevo has expressed concerns about Ghana's legal framework for prosecuting financial crimes. He cited delays that allow culprits to evade justice - speaking in relation to the 2024 Auditor-General's report. What challenges will this pose?

Ex-Auditor-General Domelevo calls for legal changes to speed up corruption cases - but will it make a difference?

Daniel Yao Domelevo is advocating for legal reforms to expedite corruption and financial crime case prosecutions. The former Auditor-General believes the current system causes excessive delays. How might this impact future accountability?

Is Ghana's energy strategy built on solid ground, or are there hidden cracks beneath the surface?

Bright Simons of IMANI Africa has questioned Ghana's energy strategy after the commissioning of the MT Asharami Ghana LPG carrier. He suggests the focus on LPG highlights deeper issues within Ghana's gas policy framework. Simons argues that political commitments outpace institutional capacity.

Why is a former Finance Minister seeking US residency amid corruption allegations back home?

Ken Ofori-Atta, former Finance Minister, is reportedly seeking permanent US residency. This comes amid corruption allegations related to the SML contract and an extradition request from Ghana. The situation raises questions about accountability.

WiFT Ghana's launch aims to boost women in film - but what challenges will they tackle first?

WiFT Ghana launched with "The Evolution Workshops" in Accra, offering training for women in the creative industry. President Juliet Ibrahim aims to strengthen women's participation in film, TV, and digital media. The event included masterclasses and networking opportunities for attendees.

A fatal collision near Tuobodom has claimed lives, but what caused this tragedy on the Kintampo Highway?

A head-on collision at Tuobodom on the Kintampo Highway has resulted in two deaths. The crash involved an Opel Astra and a minibus. Investigations are underway following the accident.

What support systems are available to women entrepreneurs in Ghana, and how can they be accessed?

The Underground Mining Alliance marked International Women's Day 2026 with women entrepreneurs, discussing rights and economic empowerment. CHRAJ, DOVVSU, Access Bank and others shared support systems. Discussions covered challenges like finance and gender-based violence.

Is the McDan-GACL battle a litmus test for protecting Ghanaian businesses, or something else entirely?

The GaDangme Coalition has warned that the McDan Aviation-GACL dispute threatens investor confidence. They cite the termination of McDan's KIA private jet terminal license as a worrying sign for local businesses. The coalition urges due process to protect Ghana's investment reputation.

Should SSNIT registration be automatic for all businesses? A new proposal aims to protect Ghanaian workers' futures...

A call has been made for mandatory SSNIT registration for all registered businesses in Ghana. This is to ensure retirement protection for workers and sustainability of the pension system - but how will this be achieved?

Why is the beloved 'Papa Ajasco' star, Abiodun Ayoyinka, claiming he's trapped in a life of poverty despite his fame?

Abiodun Ayoyinka, famed as Papa Ajasco, revealed financial struggles due to intellectual property rights held by Wale Adenuga. Ayoyinka can't use the Papa Ajasco character for endorsements, impacting his income since retiring five years ago.

Ahafo Region's health sector is celebrating big wins, but can they keep up the momentum?

Ahafo Region is now a top performer in Ghana's healthcare sector, according to a 2025 review- showing gains in family planning (63.5%) and skilled delivery. Dr.

Why are hypertension cases rising in Ghana, and what can be done to address this growing health concern?

Hypertension is rising in Ghana, with about 3 in 10 adults affected, according to studies from 2015-2019. Many are unaware, and Korle Bu Teaching Hospital sees about 30 hypertension/diabetes referrals daily. Untreated hypertension can lead to kidney failure, costing GH₵6,000 monthly for dialysis.

Why were Bills Micro-Credit officers suspended after a confrontation with a customer carrying a baby?

Bills Micro-Credit suspended field officers after a video surfaced showing an altercation with a customer holding a baby. The officers have been handed over to the Ghana Police Service for investigation. The Board is engaging with the customer as investigations proceed.

Why is Bills Micro-Credit investigating after a video of their staff and a woman with a baby went viral?

Bills Micro-Credit is investigating a viral video showing a confrontation between its staff and a woman holding a baby. The company says the video suggests the woman tried to take a phone from an officer, leading to a fall - and they are now trying to contact her.

Why did a microcredit company's staff allegedly confront and push a woman holding her baby?

A viral video shows Bills Micro Credit staff allegedly abusing a woman holding a baby over a GH¢300 debt. The incident, involving a verbal exchange and alleged physical contact, has sparked public outrage. Authorities are being urged to investigate the company's conduct - but what will they find?