Former Defence Minister Dominic Nitiwul says Ghana requires a new presidential aircraft, noting that the existing jet, though handed over to President John Dramani Mahama in good, serviceable condition should now function as a backup

Rev. Isaac Owusu highlights key issues affecting education, from invigilators being paid only 20 cedis a day, to schools receiving just 1,300 cedis as capitation grant for three terms. He explains how over-politicisation, indiscipline, lack of learning materials, and poor parental involvement all contributed to students’ poor performance in WASSCE

Live from Akim Oda, today’s edition dives into everything shaping the community from sanitation and security to daily challenges, local stories, and the issues residents say need urgent attention

If you had the chance to choose, would you commit to five full years in Ghana or take a bold step and explore life abroad for just five months? Which option offers more growth, more experience, or more fulfillment?

I am disappointed in Musa Dankwa for fueling the Wesley Girls' religion feud - Angel Carbonu

Charlotte Osei had a very good relationship with Akufo-Addo and wanted to ride on that to get her deputies out of office - Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah Esq (MP for Manhyia South)

Erastus Asare Donkor and his team are set to release a revealing documentary exposing various MMDCEs allegedly involved in illegal mining. He further challenges any MMDCE unwilling to actively combat galamsey in their district or municipality to step down and allow committed leaders to take charge

A deep dive into the causes, symptoms, and daily realities of diabetes. This discussion highlights how early detection, informed lifestyle choices, and proper management can significantly improve health outcomes. Empower yourself with the right information to support prevention, care, and overall well-being

Eric Opoku lied about MMDCE's salary increment, NPP did not increase their salaries.

For the 1st time in Ghana's history, we have food in abundance but no buyers. According to the sector’s leadership, food is so abundant that the real issue now is market access, not production. This comes in response to concerns that galamsey is harming agriculture. The message is simple: despite the destruction happening on the ground, the country’s food system remains productive, but buyers is where the real crisis lies.