Burning Issues

Invigilators are to be blamed for numerous examination malpractices - John Kapi (Head of Public Relations at WAEC)

Despite a call on EC premises by media personnels in Ahafo to find out the specific date ballot papers would be distributed in the region, the EC could not assure the aggrieved constituents of any specific date.

The fisheries sector is a vital part of Ghana's economy, providing livelihoods for millions and contributing significantly to food security. However, challenges such as overfishing, poor management practices, and climate change threaten its sustainability. In this discussion, we explore practical strategies to improve the fishery system in Ghana, from enhancing sustainable fishing practices and modernizing the industry to strengthening regulatory frameworks and investing in coastal community development

We’re joined by Mussa Dankwah from Info Analytics to explore how research institutions make election predictions. He takes us behind the scenes to explain the data collection process, the methodologies used to analyze voter behavior, and the challenges involved in forecasting election outcomes. From polling techniques to statistical models, we’ll discuss the science behind predicting the unpredictable

Listen as we provide a comprehensive and balanced overview of the political landscape, covering everything from breaking news and policy developments to elections and global affairs. With expert analysis and clear explanations, it helps listeners stay informed on the issues that matter most, offering a deep dive into the forces shaping today's world of politics.

Signing of peace Pact for this year’s election will include EC and Ghana Police Service and not only political parties - Immanuel Okuley Tetteh GPCC General Secretary

Akua Donkor’s death: I’m sending my condolences to her family, but I can’t be hypocrite and praise her now that she’s gone - Hon. Hanna Louisa Bisiw

NPP NEC has not met to take decision on MPs who are contesting as independent candidates – Evans Nimako, Director of Elections for NPP

This discussion explores the implications of the indefinite adjournment of Parliament on government business. We delve into how the suspension of legislative activities affects ongoing policies, budget approvals, and critical decision-making processes. Listen as we unpack the legal, political, and economic ramifications of this unprecedented situation.

To ease anxieties, the Supreme Court should act quickly and resolve the issues raised by four MPs. - Gideon Tettey Tetteh ESQ, Greater Accra Regional Director for Conflict Resolution, NDC