Asutifi North MP, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, defends himself amid claims of mobilizing thugs to attack security personnel in Hwidiem. He insists his actions were guided by instructions to maintain peace following the reported assault on nine military officers by agitated youth

Former Health Minister Dr. Bernard Okoe-Boye has challenged his successor, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, to publicly disclose the company contracted to implement the new Ghana Health Information Management System (GHIMS), which is set to replace the existing Lightwave Health Information Management System (LHIMS)

NAGRAT President, Angel Carbonu, has criticized the attitude of some Gen Z students, describing them as superficial and unwilling to follow simple rules. He questioned how those who refuse to obey school regulations, such as cutting their hair, will comply with workplace rules in the future

Kofi Tonto has asserted that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) gained political power through Kevin Taylor’s online insults and rants. He further stated that Hon. Samuel Nartey George has no moral right to champion a cyber security bill, claiming the MP often speaks with disrespect

President of GNAT, Rev. Isaac Owusu, has addressed the ongoing debate over long hair in Senior High Schools, stating that if parents disagree with the “no long hair” policy in public schools, they are free to enroll their wards in private institutions. He emphasized that, except for biblical figures like Samson, no one is under divine instruction to keep their hair uncut.

Founder and CEO of the Atta-Mills Institute, Koku Anyidoho, has praised the late former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, describing her as Ghana’s most impactful First Lady. He noted that her tireless efforts to promote girls’ education laid the foundation for many of the successes women enjoy in the country today.

Head of the Public Relations Unit at the Ghana Education Service, Daniel Fenyi, has clarified that the GES cannot compel PTAs to collect money from parents since they operate independently. He further urged parents to approach Senior High School matters with empathy and understanding, emphasizing that such issues are more about human relations than system failures.

Akwasi Addai Odike has called on former President John Dramani Mahama to redirect his focus from constructing new E-blocks to improving poorly rated schools across the country. According to him, Ghana’s educational system requires a comprehensive review to address deep-rooted challenges and ensure equal quality of education nationwide

Rev. Isaac Owusu, National President of GNAT, has urged the GES and the Ministry of Education to assist the family of the deceased headmaster. He also cautioned teachers in Garu to stay away from school if authorities fail to temporarily close schools in the district for their safety

Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye has urged government officials to focus on resolving challenges and ensure the Agenda 111 hospital projects are completed, rather than allowing them to deteriorate.