According to Fredrick Opoku, Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, landlords limit their powers by adhering to Ghana’s rental laws when letting out their properties. Compliance ensures fairness and legal protection for both landlords and tenants.

Abena Pokuah highlights the ongoing issue with CLOGSAG, urging the government and stakeholders to fulfill their financial obligations. Members of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) have embarked on an indefinite nationwide strike. The strike action is in protest against what the association describes as persistent delays in implementing their agreed conditions of service

Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister for Government Communications, has highlighted that some Members of Parliament often spend beyond their means while serving their constituencies. Abena Opokua Ahweneε has responded, suggesting that MPs consider resigning if the financial burden becomes overwhelming, to relieve themselves of stress and excessive responsibility. Do you agree with this?

As Ghana marks 69 years of independence, it’s a moment to reflect on our achievements, challenges, and the journey ahead. Should we be proud of how far we’ve come? Join the discussion as we celebrate our nation, acknowledge our growth, and think about what it truly means to be Ghanaian today

Men should go for vasectomy and allow women rest - Lydia Koowa Quaye (Queen Mother, Kaneshie Market)

Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has assured customers and stakeholders that its metering and billing systems meet strict national and international standards, following recent concerns raised by some prepaid customers.

Eugene Zoranu, National Organiser of the Coalition of Unpaid University Graduate Teachers, has warned that their protest will be redirected at GNAT if the union fails to speak up by March 9

Nana Yaa Jantuah clarifies recent statements, emphasizing that Ghanaians are not being advised to purchase electricity credit in bulk. She addresses misconceptions and explains the correct approach to managing electricity consumption.

Hundreds of traders at Makola No. 2 Market in Accra staged a protest against what they describe as steep rent increases and the newly imposed 20% VAT, warning that the situation is becoming unsustainable

Collins Adomako, MP for Afigya Kwabre North, says the DVLA’s license renewal for Ghanaians abroad “makes no sense” and isn’t a priority. His reaction comes after DVLA boss Julie Neequaye Kotey revealed that the government has approved travel for staff to serve Ghanaians in the diaspora