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Expectant mothers at Adabraka Polyclinic learned about the risks of STIs - but what crucial advice was shared?

Adom FM's Nyinsen Ne Awuo programme held a health education session on STIs for pregnant women at Adabraka Polyclinic. Medical professionals warned of the dangers of untreated infections like syphilis for unborn babies. Participants discussed prevention and managing intimacy during treatment.

A 16-year-old Arsenal player just broke a Premier League record - but how did he achieve such a feat?

Arsenal's Max Dowman, 16, became the youngest Premier League goal scorer in a 2-0 win over Everton. Dowman broke a record previously held by James Vaughan. Manager Mikel Arteta praised Dowman's impact and energy.

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 a former Health Minister facing charges related to COVID-19 vaccine procurement and airport testing services?

Former Health Minister Agyemang Manu will face prosecution over the Sputnik V vaccine deal and dealings with Frontiers Healthcare. Felix Kwakye Ofosu revealed that charges are being prepared following scrutiny of COVID-19 related contracts.

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 is E.P. College of Education struggling to admit qualified students, and what's being done about it?

E.P. College of Education's management is appealing to the government for urgent infrastructure upgrades.

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.

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.

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

Bills Micro-Credit is investigating a viral video showing an altercation between its field officers and a woman holding a baby. The company says the woman attempted to retrieve a phone, leading to her fall - management is reaching out to her.

Why will transporting key tree crops soon require a new certificate, and how will this affect Ghanaian traders?

The Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) will require licensed traders to obtain a conveyance certificate before transporting tree crops, starting March 30, 2026. This affects individuals and companies trading cashew, coconut, oil palm, rubber, mango and shea (C-CORMS).

Why did UCC cut ties with Royal Nursing College, and what will happen to the students now?

UCC has suspended its affiliation with Royal Nursing College after GTEC shut down the college in February. The closure affects current Level 300 students, for whom UCC is arranging a teach-out. UCC cited the college's failure to comply with regulatory directives.

Ghana's EV charging gets a price - but what does this mean for drivers and 'dumsor'?

PURC has introduced a commercial tariff of GH¢2.016 per kilowatt-hour for charging EVs, plus a GH¢500 monthly service charge. This is part of a quarterly review that also includes reduced electricity and water tariffs starting April 1, 2026.

Retired ministers received vital health support - but what pressing needs were uncovered during the screenings?

The Lordina Foundation held its 6th health screening for over 160 retired ministers and spouses of the Assemblies of God Church. The exercise included medical consultations and free medication for three months. The initiative aims to support those who have dedicated their lives to service.

How will FIFA's new rules, set for the 2026 World Cup, change the game as we know it?

FIFA has approved new rules to speed up play at all levels, starting with the 2026 World Cup - including quicker substitutions and restarts. The changes aim to reduce time-wasting and keep matches flowing. Referees can now review yellow cards and corner decisions.

A joint security operation leads to arrests, but what illicit activities were they allegedly involved in?

Twelve Nigerian nationals have been arrested in Ghana for alleged cyber fraud and human trafficking after a joint security operation. The operation, which took place on March 12, 2026, also seeks six other suspects. Authorities are investigating the extent of the crimes.

GCB Bank's 'Pa to Pa' promo promises big rewards for savers - but what does it take to win?

GCB Bank's 'Pa to Pa' promo is rewarding customer loyalty and encouraging savings, according to Sina Kamagate. The promotion, launched in December, will culminate in a grand finale in May, sending five lucky customers to the 2026 Global Football Festival- but who will win?

GCB Bank's 'Pa To Pa' promo continues to excite customers - but what prizes are still up for grabs?

GCB Bank rewarded winners in the second and third draws of its 'Pa To Pa' promo at an event held at Accra Mall. The promo rewards loyal customers who save, giving them a chance to win prizes - including trips to watch international football matches.

Private universities in Ghana get a major regulatory change - but what does this mean for the future of education?

Ghana's Parliament has amended the Education Regulatory Bodies Act, removing the mandatory Presidential Charter for private universities. The change affects private tertiary institutions, previously required to obtain a charter within six years.