Over 400 residents have been displaced by the communal ethnic clashes that took place at Nkwanta South weeks ago. Among these numbers are pupils of various school-going ages.

Ghana Bar Association (GBA) says the Office of Special Prosecutor (OSP) should have exhausted all the legal processes before resorting to the court of public opinion when it disagreed with certain rulings of the court.

Plant Genetic Resources Research Institute of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research has introduced improved varieties of Bambara groundnuts to selected farmers at Bugri in the Tempane district of the upper east region. A majority of the farmers selected were women because according to the organization, Bambara groundnut is predominantly cultivated by women. This is because it contributes to the financial stability of many households.

Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) has submitted a paper to Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs expressing its position on the Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill, also known as the anti-LGBTQI+ bill.

Minister for Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah is assuring the public that the government will make sure life and properties are protected while they celebrate this year’s Christmas and New Year.

Mortuary Workers Association of Ghana (MOWAG), has notified six government institutions of their intent to embark on a nationwide strike starting November 29, 2023. The institutions include; the Ministries of Health, Employment and Labour Relations, National Security, Finance, Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, and the National Labour Commission.

Former President and flagbearer of the NDC, John Mahama has vowed to discontinue the teacher’s licensure examination if voted into power. Former PRO for GES Rev. Jonathan Bettey says he agrees with Mahama on this decision because the exams is of no value.

Nursing officer at Boinso Health Centre in the Aowin municipality of the Western North Region, Eunice Baah has expressed concerns over the spate of teenage pregnancy in the area.

Headmistress of Ola Girls Senior High School at Kenyasi in the Ahafo Region, Sister Antoinette Fatia Abiwu, is lamenting on lack of an administration block and enough dormitories to house their students. She said that the school has no administration block, not enough dormitories, and no fence to protect the students since the alpha of the school.

Former President, John Mahama, says the clergy and civil society organizations should partly be blamed for the country's economic woes. He says the groups failed to criticize the government for its profligate spending of loans contracted.