Dwaso Nsem

Janet Nabla has questioned the reported GH¢19 billion profit by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), describing the figure as “cooked,” “fake” and a “scam.” She has also criticised Paul Baffoe Bonnie over his comments on the issue, saying he has lowered his standards by speaking on the matter

Police have arrested five people suspected of involvement in the burning of classrooms and dormitories at Okuapeman Senior High School and Mount Sinai Senior High School. Akuapem North MP, Sammi Awuku, says the incidents must be treated as criminal acts and dealt with accordingly

Omanhene Kwabena Asante is appealing to President John Dramani Mahama to address growing safety concerns at marketplaces, as Dwaso Nsem goes live at the Madina Bohye Market

Tanker drivers are appealing to the government to urgently fix deplorable roads, saying the poor road conditions continue to put their lives at risk and contribute to deadly accidents

Kamaldeen Abdulai has criticised the government over the worsening galamsey situation and what he describes as the lack of job opportunities for Ghana’s youth despite promises made by President John Dramani Mahama

Fraud can happen when we least expect it. The Ghana Association of Banks Anti-Fraud Campaign is raising awareness, encouraging vigilance and empowering the public to spot fraudulent schemes before they cause harm. Stay alert, ask questions and help protect the trust we place in our institutions and one another

Secretary of Krobo Community Youth Connect, Gyan Isaac Kantinka, has criticized Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh’s decision to close down the Techiman Krobo Nursing and Midwifery Training College, describing it as impulsive. He argues that the principal could have stepped aside to allow the school to continue operating instead of shutting down the institution

Deputy Minister for the Interior, Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, says drivers who use sirens without the required permit will face sanctions, including removal of the siren, a fine and suspension of their driving licence, regardless of their status

Beatrice Sowah, Queenmother of Fruit Sellers at Bohyeba Market, alleges that some fishmongers and market women are using chemicals meant to preserve dead bodies to revive rotten fish for sale

Father of a student of Obuasi SecTech, Joh Kweku Bobna, says his daughter has been left traumatised following an alleged rape involving the school’s headmaster. He shares the family’s concerns and the impact the incident has had on his daughter