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A daycare center reopens after a month - but what changes have been made to ensure the safety of the children?

The Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) has reopened the Community One No. 3 Daycare Centre. The reopening signifies more than a return to the classroom - hinting at a comprehensive reset of the city's approach.

What kind gesture did John Mahama make that prompted the Chief Imam to offer prayers for peace and unity?

The National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, received a gesture on behalf of President Mahama ahead of Eid al-Fitr. The Imam offered prayers for peace and unity-asking for divine guidance for leaders.

A government official is confident Mahama will pass the anti-LGBTQ bill - but his reasoning is raising eyebrows.

Local Government Minister Ahmed Ibrahim believes President Mahama will approve the anti-LGBTQ bill when passed- citing religious leaders' influence. He suggests figures like Rev. Wengam hold sway, but what could this mean for the bill's future?

Sam George says the anti-LGBTQ+ bill is vital, despite calls to focus on other issues - what's driving his urgency?

Sam George has defended the anti-LGBTQ+ Bill as a 'national priority' amidst ongoing debate. The MP insists the bill addresses critical issues - but can he convince a divided public?

Ghana's government wants to compile data on religious bodies - but what does this mean for the separation of church and state?

The Local Government Minister has announced plans to compile data on religious institutions in Ghana- to strengthen collaboration between the government and faith-based organisations. The initiative follows questions raised in Parliament, highlighting the need for reliable data.

A faith-based organization is challenging the anti-LGBTQ+ bill - but what are their chances of success?

CRPL-Ghana has petitioned Parliament's Committees to reject the proposed Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025. The organization outlines religious, cultural and academic objections to the legislation - leaving many to wonder about the implications.

Paul Afoko reunites with NPP chairmanship rivals Boadu, Asamoah Boateng and Agyarko at Mpiani family funeral in Jamasi,

Paul Afoko reunites with NPP chairmanship rivals Boadu, Asamoah Boateng and Agyarko at Mpiani family funeral in Jamasi, Ashanti Region.

The Minister calls for national sacrifice and fervent prayers - but what prompted this?

The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs (MLGCRA) engaged with Christian communities during Easter. He called on Ghanaians to embrace sacrifice and collective responsibility - but what does this mean for the nation's future?

Why is the government seeking to create a comprehensive record of faith-based organizations in Ghana?

Ahmed Ibrahim, Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, is addressing concerns about the registration of religious bodies. The minister clarifies the government's intentions- emphasizing the importance of understanding Ghana's religious landscape.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs extends a hand to Muslim communities - but what's the motive behind this gesture?

The Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs has donated to Muslim communities as they prepare for Eid-ul-Fitr. The donations hint at the government's interest in strengthening ties with religious institutions - but what does this mean for national development?

A former NPP National Chairman met with party figures - what did this gathering in Jamasi really mean?

Paul Afoko met with NPP aspirants and executives in Jamasi to commiserate with Kwadwo Okyere Mpiani. The occasion allowed engagement on party unity - but what does this gathering truly signify for the NPP?

NPP Chairmanship hopefuls converge at a funeral, sparking unity talks - but can this fragile peace hold?

Paul Afoko, an NPP National Chairmanship aspirant, met with fellow aspirants and party executives at a funeral in Jamasi. The gathering fostered interactions and expressions of unity among party members - but what does this mean for the party's future?

The Local Government Minister issues a firm warning - but what does this mean for Accra's transport?

Ahmed Ibrahim has given the GAPTE leadership a strict ultimatum. The Minister's warning highlights the government's commitment to fixing urban transport-but what changes are expected?

A training program aims to transform discarded cashew apples into valuable products-but what will participants create?

The Ghana Private Sector Competitive Programme II (GPSCPII) launched a cashew apple processing training in the Jaman South District, targeting women and youth. The initiative addresses post-harvest losses-but what potential lies within this seemingly wasted resource?

The Minister is calling for a new kind of partnership - but what societal problems are concerning the government?

Ahmed Ibrahim has advocated for a stronger state-church partnership to tackle societal challenges. He emphasized the need for collaboration between government, faith-based organizations, and local communities- but why now?