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A routine stop uncovers more than anyone expected - what could two university students be hiding?

Three individuals, including two UDS students, have been apprehended by the Tamale Police Command - they are suspected of being armed robbers. The items found in their possession have raised serious questions about student involvement in crime.

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?

Students are struggling with hostel fees, and NUGS is stepping in - but what solutions are they proposing?

NUGS is raising concerns about the rising cost of student hostel fees across Ghana- a situation they say is becoming unbearable. The Union is calling for immediate action, hinting at potential consequences if the issue remains unaddressed.

Why is the Weija Paediatric Hospital, a modern 120-bed facility, still not open to the public?

Jerry Ahmed Shaib, Weija-Gbawe MP, has called on the Minister of Health to commission the Weija Paediatric Hospital. The legislator expressed concern over delays in opening the advanced facility - fitted with modern units and a 120-bed capacity.

Rising hostel fees are a growing concern- but what steps are being taken to address the issue?

The government, along with the Ministry of Education and university authorities, is addressing concerns about rising hostel fees. Consultations are underway to find solutions- but what will they decide?

SNNIT is facing criticism over hostel fees - but what's driving the Acting Rent Commissioner's outrage?

The Acting Rent Commissioner has taken aim at SNNIT over hostel charges at the University of Ghana's Pentagon Hostel. He suggests the fees are exploitative - but what could this mean for students?

Hostel operators have been warned! The Rent Control Department is coming for those operating illegally - but why now?

The Rent Commissioner is concerned about the state of tertiary institution hostels - citing unacceptable conditions and pricing. A nationwide compliance exercise is underway, but what could this mean for students?

A festival in Dagbamete blends tradition and development- but what crucial improvements are being requested?

The Apetorku Gbodzi Festival has commenced in Dagbamete, uniting traditional leaders, government officials, and residents. The ten-day celebration highlights cultural heritage alongside community development- but calls for improved infrastructure echo throughout the opening.

Why is the Rent Commissioner calling for SSNIT to bow its head in shame over University of Ghana hostel fees?

Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku has voiced concerns about the high hostel fees at the University of Ghana. He singled out SSNIT's Pentagon Hostel, claiming the costs exploit students- raising questions about accessibility.

With hostel fees soaring, could pension funds be the surprising solution to Ghana's university accommodation crisis?

Frederick Opoku is touring hostels and raising concerns about costs- student accommodation is becoming a national headache. Hostel fees are rising beyond the reach of ordinary families, affecting access to higher education.

A war of words has erupted between Ghana Hostels Limited and the Rent Commissioner - but what sparked the controversy?

Ghana Hostels Limited (GHL) and the Acting Rent Commissioner are in disagreement over comments made about rent charges at the Pentagon Hostel. The company is demanding an apology, raising questions about student welfare and fair pricing.

Can UMaT's innovative e-Water Booths reduce single-use plastics and reshape water vending in Ghana?

UMaT is piloting e-Water Booths in Ghana- an eco-friendly initiative to tackle plastic pollution. This project aims to redesign water access and consumption, hinting at a system that is both environmentally and economically sustainable.

In Dungu, taps have run dry- what happens when a community's basic needs aren't met?

Dungu, a growing community near a major university in northern Ghana, faces a severe water crisis- impacting daily life. Residents grapple with dry taps and unpredictable rainfall, hinting at challenges that go beyond just inconvenience.