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An alumnus's commitment to his alma mater is set to transform the daily experience for students and staff at Saltpond Methodist A Basic School.

Saltpond Methodist A Basic School has long struggled with inadequate washroom facilities, impacting the learning environment for its pupils and

Students are building a bushfire-fighting robot - but can it protect vulnerable farming communities?

Telecel Foundation's DigiTech Academy cohort 3 nears graduation, with students across five regions showcasing robotics, coding, and digital solutions. In Jirapa, a team is finalizing a robot designed to detect and combat bushfires - hinting at the real-world impact of the program.

Are unrealistic expectations for immediate change hindering Africa's long-term development?

Across Africa, citizens are demanding immediate transformation from governments- despite inheriting challenges decades in the making. Is this growing impatience trapping the continent in a cycle of repeated disappointments - movement without arrival?

Tune in to Prime Insight this Saturday as experts dissect the latest political storm involving Kennedy Agyapong and the impact of new utility tariffs.

This Saturday's Prime Insight on Joy Prime will tackle the controversy surrounding Kennedy Agyapong and recent utility tariff hikes. The discussions

Discover how a major international financial institution is supporting clean energy infrastructure in North Africa amidst evolving climate finance

The World Bank has approved significant financing for a new pumped hydropower storage plant in Morocco. This decision follows a recent shift in the

Wa West District Assembly has commissioned 10 new boreholes under a nearly GH¢500,000 water project to ease shortages a

Wa West District Assembly has commissioned 10 new boreholes under a nearly GH¢500,000 water project to ease shortages and improve emergency response.

The Wassa-Damang Youth Association is neutral on who takes over Damang Mine - but they have demands.

The Wassa-Damang Youth Association has stated they don't care which company takes over the Damang Mine. The group insists that community development remains their top priority - but what does that mean for the future?

Ghana's seed system is getting a reset - but what does this mean for the country's broader agricultural transformation?

A National Seed System Reset Programme has been launched at the University of Ghana, bringing together stakeholders to discuss strengthening Ghana's seed system. The programme aims to create a modern, coordinated pipeline - hinting at the future of Ghana's agricultural transformation agenda.

A Tech Expo explored innovative solutions to galamsey - but will these ideas be enough to reverse the damage?

Academic City University's Robotics Club hosted a Tech Expo in partnership with A Rocha Ghana and others- focusing on technological solutions to combat illegal mining. The event showcased student innovations, hinting at a future where technology plays a crucial role in environmental restoration- but what solutions were presented?

A traditional leader calls for accountability on a major housing project - but will the government deliver?

The Mamponghene, representing the Asantehene, has urged the government and SHC to deliver the Dedesua Green City Affordable Housing Project in Kumasi. He emphasized the need for tangible results - but what challenges could this project face?

A crucial hospital project remains incomplete, leaving residents without adequate healthcare - what's the hold-up?

PIAC is concerned about abandoned development projects funded by petroleum revenues, including the Agenda 111 hospital in Tease. The Committee urges the government to prioritize completion of health sector projects - but why?

Ghana can develop rapidly if it prioritizes engineering, science, and tech - but how can the nation achieve this?

Ing Ludwig Annang Hesse says engineering, science, and technology are critical for Ghana's development. He urges Ghana to emulate Asian countries by prioritizing these fields - but what changes are needed to make this a reality?

A retired public health analyst warns that indiscriminate waste disposal is the main cause of Ghana's perennial floods a

A retired public health analyst warns that indiscriminate waste disposal is the main cause of Ghana's perennial floods and subsequent deadly disease

Minister Tia's address covered key sectors - but what advancements will residents find most impactful?

North East Regional Minister Ibrahim Tia addressed the Government Accountability Series in Nalerigu. He highlighted progress across infrastructure, health, education, agriculture, security, and economic growth in the region - but what does this mean for residents?

New housing projects are underway for teachers in rural communities - but will it be enough to solve the crisis?

The Nkwanta South Municipal Assembly is working to tackle teacher accommodation issues in the Oti Region. The initiative aims to improve education delivery and boost academic performance - but what impact will it have?

A new court complex is nearly ready, but will it be able to deliver justice to the people of the Upper West Region?

The Upper West Regional Court Complex is nearing completion- but the region's judiciary faces critical staffing and logistical challenges. The shortage of judges and court staff threatens to undermine access to justice in the region.

The NPP is questioning the government's handling of Accra's persistent flooding, pointing to alleged coordination issues and unfulfilled promises.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has criticized the government over recurring floods in Accra, accusing the administration of failing to implement

A Tamale MP is tackling water shortages with boreholes - but will it be enough?

Prof. Seidu Mahama Alidu, MP for Tamale Central, has started a borehole project in response to water shortages. This intervention aims to improve living conditions - but what impact will it have?