Convener of the Media Coalition against Illegal Mining, Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey, has expressed disappointment over the national response to the illegal mining crisis. According to him, the response does not reflect the urgency the situation demands. He criticized Parliament for not acting decisively, especially given the severe impact of illegal mining on water production

As the elections approach, join us for "Fact Check with Dubawa," where we scrutinize and verify the claims made by politicians. We cut through the noise and provide you with accurate, unbiased information to help you make informed decisions. Listen as we fact-check the statements and promises from candidates, ensuring you have the truth at your fingertips. Don’t let misinformation sway your vote—tune in and stay informed!

Listen as we dive into a thorough evaluation of the campaign promises made by the NDC and NPP. We’ll analyze their pledges, assess their feasibility, and explore the potential impact on our community. This in-depth review aims to provide clarity on what each party has committed to and how these promises could shape our future. Listen and gain a clearer understanding of the key issues at stake and make informed decisions ahead of the upcoming elections

Dr. Bawumia’s campaign is exactly what Ghanaians need, as it allows him to engage with ordinary citizens and understand their needs – Deputy Energy Minister

Akufo-Addo-Bawumia administration is the only government that has dedicated substantial resources to advancing road development – Enoch Afoakwa

General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Kodua Frimpong, has assured of the party’s commitment to maintaining the country’s peace and stability. According to him, the NPP, having worked for years to ensure national stability, will not engage in any activities that could undermine it

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Women’s Bank will realign and concentrate on funding women-led businesses, placing a strong emphasis on prioritizing women's interests - Joyce Bawah Mogtari (Spokesperson, John Mahama)

After six months of rigorous training, 10,000 participants have officially graduated from the Youth Employment Agency's (YEA) Skills Training Programme. This government-backed initiative provides Ghanaian youth with essential trade skills and is designed to address unemployment by equipping graduates with the tools needed for success in various industries

Our manifesto is one of the most well researched and extensively consulted manifestoes. - Dr. Peter Boamah Otokunor