Dwaso Nsem

Member of Parliament, Isaac Ashai Odamtten, assures his constituents that within a year, sanitation challenges in the area will be a thing of the past. He outlines the government’s strategic plans, from waste management reforms to community clean-up initiatives and modern sanitation infrastructure. Tune in as we unpack his roadmap for sustainable development and what it means for the people of Tema East.

Principal Rent Manager at Rent Control, Ishmael Essien, emphasizes that Ghanaian tenants are legally required to pay rent on a monthly basis. He also highlighted that the Rent Control Department remains a relevant institution with an effective system in place to ensure fairness between landlords and tenants.

Member of Parliament for Berekum West, Dickson Kyere Duah, has warned that whoever leads the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in 2028 risks a humiliating defeat.

Former Ashanti Regional Minister John Alexander Ackon believes mining has contributed significantly to local economic development in Ghana. However, he cautions that declaring a state of emergency to address mining-related challenges is driven more by emotion than practicality and is unlikely to produce lasting solutions

Legal practitioner Listowel Fordjour ESQ has weighed in on the ongoing Daddy Lumba funeral dispute, explaining that under the law, the late musician’s body belongs to his family, including his wife and children. He emphasized that no funeral arrangements can be made without the consent and involvement of the spouse and immediate family

Paul Kwabena Yandoh has apologized to NPP flagbearer hopeful Bryan Acheampong after earlier expressing disappointment over his alleged refusal to assist in securing bail for Chairman Wontumi

President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), Angel Cabonu, has cautioned that it would be disrespectful for Finance Minister Ato Forson to present the national budget without first engaging labor unions.

Ghana Police Service and Wontumi’s leagal team are yet complete inspection of sureties required to release of Chairman Wontumi from police custody. Lawyer for wontumi, Andy Appiah Kubi says he client was still detained due to unavailability of time for the police and the registrar to complete the processes of his bail conditions

Ken Ashigbey has responded to Stan Dogbe’s partisan claims, emphasizing that the fight against illegal mining (galamsey) transcends political lines. He acknowledged that former President John Dramani Mahama has demonstrated political will in tackling galamsey but urged him to outline clear success indicators and timelines to show measurable progress in the fi

All NPP knows is to fight in Accra and write big grammar that took them 8years of wasting everyone’s time – Mustapha Gbande