Economist Kwame Pianim has described as unfortunate the appointment of former finance minister Ken Ofori Atta as senior presidential adviser and special envoy for international trade by President Akufo Addo.

Member of Parliament for North Tongu Constituency, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwah is accusing government of budgeting six hundred million Ghana cedis for “operational expenses” for the All African Games without parliamentary approval. Mr. Okudzeto Ablakwah says this amount, is entirely different from the two point four billion Ghana cedis spent on infrastructure for the games.

The Northern Electricity Distribution Company is embarking on a revenue mobilization drive aimed at retrieving funds owed them by defaulters. The move, according to the company, is to enhance its financial standing and address outstanding payment issues.

Four radio stations, Bawku FM, Source FM, Zahra FM and Gumah FM have been closed down by National Communications Authority due to security reasons in Bawku. Meanwhile, owners of the radio stations petition the National Media Commission to look into the matter.

MP for Suame Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu who has served as leader of the NPP side in Parliament has confirmed his resignation as the Majority leader.

During this period of high heat, wildlife, and forest authorities have cautioned the public to take necessary precautions to prevent unwanted encounters with reptiles seeking shelter and food indoors.

The eating habit of Ghanaian youth is raising concerns among health experts due to their tendency to consume meals high in carbohydrates but lacking in essential nutrients, intensifying worries about their overall health. Here some youth speaking about their life style.

Movement for Change leader Alan Kyeremateng has begun a tour of some of the major markets in the Greater Accra region. The tour which started at the Makola market is the former trade minister’s way of introducing himself to voters in the various markets. Some of the enthusiastic supporters have been speaking to JoyNews.

Some patients on dialysis are turned away from the Akomfo Anokye Teaching hospital due to insufficient equipment. Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Dr. Otchere Addai Mensah, says the decision to limit dialysis to patients of the hospital is the hardest taken under his tenure. Visiting the facility is the minister of finance, Mohammed Amin Adam.

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