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The first deputy speaker of parliament, Joseph Osei Owusu kicks against any change in leadership after growing tension among the caucus over proposed reshuffle of the front bench in parliament.

Children are exposed to adult contents on as TikTok and it is quite alarming. Some parents speak on the issue.

Consciously missing on the list of the 40-member committee of the New Patriotic Party is the national chairman, Stephen Ntim but deputy general secretary of the NPP, Haruna Mohammed says there is defined role for the chairman.

Disturbing revelation as a screening exercise in some secondary schools in the Ashanti region shows lots of students suffering from sickle cell anemia

The electricity company of Ghana has disconnected Accra Academy from the national grid due to a debt of four hundred and eighty thousand Ghana cedis. This has left both students and staff stranded. A staff of the school speaks on the issue.

Former head of the Political Science Department of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology – KNUST, Dr. Richard Amoako Baah says the recently launched campaign team of the NPP is a mixed bag. According to Dr. Amoako Baah, although the 40-member team comprises experienced and seasoned politicians, their ideas may not be applicable in the current political setting.

Deputy Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Dr. Bossman Asare has stated that the initial decision not use the indelible ink for the upcoming 2024 elections has been abandoned.

Director General of Research and Planning at the Ghana Police Service, DCOP Prince Gabriel Waabu has assured Ghanaians of optimum security during the 2024 General elections in December.

The vice president, Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia gave the assurance that 100 electric buses will be ordered into the country this year. He said this during the launch of the single transport transit card, which is one of his government's effort to digitize the transport sector.

With the excitement from the public sector workers on the increment of their salaries by 23 percent, an economist, prof. Bokpin cautions that unless the government takes swift action to bridge the revenue gap, the increment cannot be sustained.