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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.

The Chief Justice has declared a nationwide ADR week - but what does it mean for court cases across Ghana?

Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie has declared March 16-20, 2026 as ADR Week nationwide. 138 courts will participate in the "Mass Mediation Exercise." The initiative aims to make justice more accessible, especially for the vulnerable.

Goaso finally has its own High Court - but what challenges might it face in serving the people of the Ahafo Region?

Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie commissioned a new High Court in Goaso, Ahafo Region. Residents previously had to travel to other regions for such services. The Ahafo Regional House of Chiefs pledged support for the court to promote justice.

How do family values shape Ghana's courts? A Supreme Court Justice weighs in on the future of justice.

Justice Ackaah-Boafo emphasized the importance of family values and education. She believes these elements are crucial for Ghana's judicial system and democratic society. The Justice's remarks highlight ongoing discussions about judicial reform.

How can female students navigate a male-dominated industry, and what role does mentorship play in their success?

The Ghana Mineworkers' Union (GMWU) marked International Women's Day with a mentorship program for female science and technology students in Tarkwa. The event, in collaboration with UMaT, connected students with women mining professionals.

A Ghanaian journalist is heading to the University of Chicago - but what complex investigations await him?

JoyNews' Kwetey Nartey was selected for the 2026 Stigler Center Journalism Fellowship at the University of Chicago. He is among seven journalists chosen worldwide for this program. Nartey will enhance skills in investigating financial crimes.

What unexpected gesture brought laughter and cheer to the Newsfile studio during a live broadcast?

Newsfile host Samson Lardy Ayenini was surprised with an on-air birthday celebration by panellists on the JoyNews programme. Senyo Hosi read a heartfelt message, praising Ayenini's contributions to journalism and law. The moment offered a light-hearted break from the show's serious discussions.

Massive irregularities in public claims suggest more than just errors, but what could this mean for those involved?

Inusah Fuseini alleges criminal intent behind GH¢21bn in irregular public claims. An audit revealed duplicated invoices and unsupported documentation. The Finance Ministry has referred the matter to the Attorney-General for possible prosecution - but what will they uncover?

Is President Mahama's use of his brother's jet a cost-saving measure or a breach of ethical standards?

Manasseh Azure criticizes President Mahama's use of his brother Ibrahim's private jet for official travels, citing potential conflict of interest. He references CHRAJ guidelines and a code of conduct for appointees. The issue raises questions about the appearance of favoritism.

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?

Is the GH¢21 billion audit exposé a genuine effort, or a calculated move to distract Ghanaians?

Michael Okyere Baafi claims the government is using a GH¢21 billion audit narrative to divert attention from pressing issues. He argues the figures are misrepresented, following Finance Ministry disclosures of GH¢68.7 billion in public claims submitted for audit.

A fetish priest claims spiritual possession drove him to kill - but is it a genuine explanation or a calculated excuse?

Cudjoe Hlolary, a fetish priest, claims a spirit compels him to behead people, following the death of 41-year-old Joyce Akua Amponmaa in Awutu Bentum. He says he feels this urge when in a spiritual trance but had previously resisted it. Police are investigating.

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?

IGP Yohuno's first year saw major changes in the Ghana Police Service, but what challenges still lie ahead?

IGP Yohuno marks his first year with promotions for over 12,802 officers and efforts to combat crime. His leadership saw improved security and even a historic visit from the Asantehene - solidifying police relations. What innovative strategies will he employ next?

Why is a Supreme Court Justice making a direct appeal to Ghana's youth about democratic values?

A Supreme Court Justice has called on young Ghanaians to protect the nation's democratic principles. The Justice emphasized dialogue and peace as key to maintaining stability. The call comes amid growing concerns about political polarization.

A Ghanaian man's guilty plea in the US reveals the dark side of online romance - how far-reaching was this fraud?

Derrick Van Yeboah, a Ghanaian national, admitted guilt in a US court for his role in romance scams, defrauding victims of over $10 million. The scams, part of a larger international scheme, targeted vulnerable individuals. Yeboah faces sentencing in 2026.