Maternal care at the Manhyia Government Hospital in the Ashanti region has over the years been a hurdle for medical staff owing to the heavy congestion at the facility. Management at the hospital says the situation is forcing expectant mothers to deliver within unhygienic conditions, including sleeping on the bare floor.

The state of affairs at Komfo Anokye brings into question the quality of health care offered to patients. Kwame Frimpong tells Joynews that until the facility undergoes immediate refurbishment they cannot guarantee quality healthcare.

Minister of information designate, Fatimatu Abubakar during her vetting in parliament states the need for advocacy and ensuring the broadcasting bill is passed.

Members of parliament are mourning and still in shock about the demise of the deputy finance minister, John Kumah. John Kumah is eulogized as a man of many prospects and his demise a big blow.

Former Minister of Finance Ken Ofori Atta has described Dr. John Kumah’s death as unbelievable. Dr. Kumah worked as the Deputy Minister of Finance to Ken Ofori Atta since 2021.

There seem to be a cattle loose in some parts of the national capital as some drivers and pedestrians say they have been forced to wait for cattle to cross the road unattended to or have avoided accidents due to the herd of cattle.

The National Peace Council has cautioned political party leaders not to be quick in resorting to violence during the December 7 Presidential and Parliamentary elections.

The Anti-LGBTQ+bill is yet to be signed by the president. Ghanaians continue to debate on the issue as there is a concern for cultural values and international aide. In an interesting development, Uganda, which recently enacted a similar bill with even stricter sanctions, including capital punishment, has just secured a $120 million IMF credit facility for the country, significantly enhancing its financial outlook for the year. A section of Ghanaians speak on the Anti-LGBTQ+bill

There is a strong push for the former President for a female to partner with the NDCs flagbearer for the upcoming elections. Dr. Zanetor Rawlings, member of parliament for Kole Klottey also an aspirant for the running mate of the NDC Flagbearer speaks on the role of women in politics and policies to be put in place to support them.

MP for Asawase and former Minority Chief Whip Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak says MPs especially those who leave the House are battling with terrible living conditions.