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Why are NIA workers threatening to strike, and what impact will this have on citizens needing their services?

NIA workers, under the Public Services Workers' Union, are planning a nationwide strike. The strike is over unresolved concerns relating to their working conditions - and could have far reaching consequences.

Global crime networks intertwine- but what role did Moroccan security play?

A complex web of crime connecting the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Latin America has been exposed by the U.S. justice system- with Moroccan security services playing a key role. This international cooperation highlights an urgent need for security collaboration- but why?

Financial markets are being redesigned, with emerging economies at the forefront - but what does this mean for Ghana?

At the ACI World Congress in Accra, central bank governors discussed financial markets. The focus was on how emerging economies are redesigning them - but the implications are still unclear.

Ghana's drop in mining investment attractiveness raises questions - what impact will this have?

Ghana's mining sector is facing scrutiny as the Global Mining Investment Attractiveness Index reveals a shift in the nation's ranking. Stakeholders are now concerned about what this could mean for the country's appeal to investors.

A new declaration has been made concerning burials - and it could have far-reaching implications for the community.

Okyenhene Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin has made a declaration regarding burials within the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Area. - He's also tasked authorities to take certain actions, but what could be the implications?

Conflicting court decisions are raising questions about the OSP's mandate - what will happen?

The OSP and the accused in the "rice scandal case" are facing off in court. Conflicting rulings have emerged from different divisions of the High Court- what does this mean for the OSP's authority?

Why is the Okuapehemaa's office calling for restraint regarding Justice Akuffo's enstoolment?

The Okuapehemaa's office is questioning the legitimacy of the planned enstoolment of Justice Sophia Akuffo as Akuapem Mmrahene - citing unresolved disputes. The office is urging restraint, raising concerns about the validity of the process.

Why is the Okuapehemaa's office urging Justice Sophia Akuffo to exercise restraint?

The Okuapehemaa's office has issued a caution regarding the reported enstoolment of former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo. The office suggests the process is facing unresolved legal and customary disputes - but why should a celebrated jurist be concerned?

The Minority accuses the NDC of trying to dismantle the OSP - what could this mean for accountability in Ghana?

The NPP Minority in Parliament has made accusations against the NDC, claiming the party is deeply involved in corruption. They allege a calculated effort to weaken the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) - but what could be the reason?

A church elder was arrested at a galamsey site - but his surprising confession is what has everyone talking.

The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has apprehended a foreman at an illegal small-scale mining site in the Ashanti Region. The suspect's surprising identity and confession raise questions about the reach of illegal mining - and the individuals involved.

A parliamentary tour of cocoa farms is planned - but what will the Minority Caucus discover during their visit?

The Minority Caucus in Parliament, led by Annoh-Dompreh and Dr. Yaw Opoku, will tour cocoa-growing areas in the Ashanti Region. The visit aims to engage farmers and assess the impact of recent cocoa price reductions - but what insights will they gather?

Why is the Foreign Affairs Ministry suddenly concerned about immigration stamps and Ghanaians' travel histories?

The Foreign Affairs Ministry is warning Ghanaians about falsified immigration stamps. The Ministry has cited arrests of Ghanaians abroad - but what exactly are people doing?

What could Sedina Attionu's return mean for Ghana's fight against corruption?

Vincent Ekow Assafuah says Sedina Attionu's return from the U.S. will test Ghana's justice system. He cautions against undermining public confidence, hinting at potential challenges to accountability.

Concerning reports have surfaced about KNUST students - but the university is setting the record straight.

KNUST has responded to reports involving two of its students, regarding alleged extortion and sexual assault. The university is working with authorities - but where did these incidents really occur?

Why is Freddie Blay's lawyer claiming abuse of court process - and what does this mean for the former NPP chair?

Freddie Blay's lawyer is questioning his client's remand by the Akropong Circuit Court over a demolition dispute- alleging abuse of court process. The lawyer claims his client is sick and not a flight risk, but there are conflicting reports.

The path to becoming a lawyer in Ghana is changing - but how will the new Legal Education Act affect aspiring lawyers?

Ghana's legal education has been restructured by the Legal Education Act, 2026 - changing how lawyers are trained. The entrance exams and training pathways are evolving, raising questions about access to the legal profession.

KNUST is responding to reports of a rape and extortion case - but where did the incident actually occur?

KNUST has responded to social media reports regarding an alleged rape and extortion case involving two students- the university is setting the record straight. The university is keen to clarify certain aspects of the case, but what exactly is KNUST trying to get ahead of?

The IGP warns that current police resources are stretched thin - what could this mean for community safety?

IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno is sounding the alarm about the Ghana Police Service's capacity to meet the nation's security needs - using Lower Manya Krobo as a key example. The current police-to-citizen ratio is creating concerns about community safety.