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A $64bn takeover bid has been made for Universal Music - but what does this mean for artists and the industry?

Universal Music Group, home to top artists, has received a massive takeover offer from a US investment firm- a deal that could reshape the entertainment landscape. The move has sparked debate about the future of the music industry- but what challenges lie ahead?

Weta Traditional Council urges restraint, due process and institutional fairness as public debate grows over the EOCO ma

Weta Traditional Council urges restraint, due process and institutional fairness as public debate grows over the EOCO matter involving Dr. Kwamigah-Atokple.

Flooding is threatening livelihoods at Aboabo station- will traders follow through with their threats?

Aboabo station traders in Kumasi are threatening action over the state of their market- they cite flooding during rains. The traders say authorities have neglected them, and their goods are being destroyed- what will they do?

Unregulated construction near the Akosombo and Kpong Dams may have serious consequences - but what could they be?

The VRA is worried about the increasing construction along the Volta River- activities that may increase flood risks. The developments may also undermine national emergency preparedness for the Akosombo and Kpong Dams- but what does this mean for the region?

During a vibrant festival in South Tongu, community leaders voiced critical concerns - but will they be addressed?

Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang attended the Tortsogbeza Festival in Sokpoe, South Tongu District, where leaders highlighted pressing development needs. The festival served as a platform to discuss challenges - but what crucial issues were brought to the forefront?

An MP raises concerns about illegal mining and logging - but who is protecting the perpetrators?

Dr. Gideon Boako, Tano North MP, is concerned about increased illegal mining and logging. He alleges government appointees are enabling environmental destruction- but what impact will this have?

Boat operators in Dambai are getting schooled on river safety - but what prompted this urgent lesson?

The Ghana Maritime Authority is engaging boat owners and operators in Dambai, Oti Region. The goal is to educate them on river travel safety- but why is this training so crucial now?

Why is a Telecel Ghana executive calling for education reform and stronger industry-academia partnerships?

Telecel Ghana's CEO, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai, spoke at the UEW Public Lecture Series 2026 about Ghana's education system. She highlighted the widening gaps between academic training and industry needs - hinting at potential consequences for national development.

Graduates entering the food industry may be lacking something crucial - and it's impacting Ghana's economy.

Auba Consult CEO, Jacob Ayin, addressed the skills gap between graduates and the food industry at a UDS event - highlighting the need for collaboration. This gap impacts productivity and innovation, but stakeholders are working to address it.

MP Adongo's 'fit-for-purpose' push gains attention - but what challenges and opportunities lie ahead for Sumbrungu?

Isaac Adongo is inspecting projects in Sumbrungu, including healthcare and agriculture. He's engaging residents and stakeholders- but the focus on grassroots initiatives raises questions about their impact.

A mindset shift is needed to celebrate artisans as national assets - but why are these skills so important now?

Dr. Mohammed Ibn Chambas has urged Ghana to value skilled trades and build resilient learners. He spoke at the University of Education, Winneba, about reframing how we value practical skills - and why it's key to Ghana's future.

What could cause such a buzz for the Nollywood power couple - and what does it mean for their future?

Nollywood stars Lateef Adedimeji and Mo Bimpe have shared some exciting news with their fans. After some time away from the spotlight, the couple is hinting at a major life change that has everyone talking.

Residents are struggling with a terrible road, and they are not happy about it - what will happen next?

Old Ashongman residents are demanding the reconstruction of their main road. Despite paying property rates, the road's condition poses significant challenges - but what will authorities do?

Sir Sam Jonah is calling for practical measures in the insurance industry - but why now?

Sir Sam Jonah has entreated the insurance industry to institute practical measures against climate change. He also mentioned some challenges confronting the local industry - but what are they?

New procurement rules in Ghana: a technical fix, or a vital realignment addressing economic realities?

Ghana's Finance Ministry has introduced new public procurement regulations- a revision of monetary ceilings determining contract approvals and competitive methods. This seemingly technical adjustment hints at a deeper attempt to overhaul a governance system quietly eroded by time and inflation.

Pope Leo used World Press Freedom Day to speak on the state of global journalism - what did he have to say?

Pope Leo marked World Press Freedom Day on Sunday- speaking about the importance of journalism. The pontiff also called for remembrance of those who have suffered for the sake of reporting, but what did he say about the state of the press?

Dumping refuse into water bodies may have consequences - and one advocate is speaking out!

An environmental advocate is concerned about waste disposal. Indiscriminate dumping into drains and water channels may have dire consequences - but what could they be?

Ghana can learn from London's success in monetizing bad behavior to fund better systems - but will they?

Ghana grapples with the high cost of indiscipline and disorder- from illegal parking to waste disposal. Reforming local enforcement could address unemployment and generate revenue - but how?