I'll continue to do and say the things that got me arrested by BNI/EOCO - Kwame Baffoe Abronye

Fourth Estate misled the public about the National Lottery Authority’s funding for Independence Day celebrations, wrongly presenting it as a one-off - Sammi Awuku (Former Director-General of NLA)

God bless John Dramani Mahama for admitting at UN that COVID affected Ghana's economy - Kojo Oppong-Nkrumah

I leave you to God and politics. No syndicated policy happened when I was a sector minister and I’ll take credit for it - Dr. Bryan Acheampong to Joseph Boahen Aidoo

Galamsey is no longer only an issue of destruction but a growing public health concern. Contaminated water sources and toxic chemicals are endangering entire communities, turning an environmental crisis into a direct threat to human lives. Tackling galamsey has become a fight for both the safety of the environment and the wellbeing people.

Kukurantumi Clash: Barimah Owusu Frimpong, Adonteng Mmratohene of Akyem Kukurantumi, has narrated the incident that occurred in Kukurantumi. He added that if not for the intervention of the Ghana Police Service, the situation would have escalated

We take you straight to the streets of Kantamanto, where traders open up about daily struggles that many overlook. These are the voices from the roots, the people living the reality. Listen in, understand their concerns, and see why their cries deserve attention.

In a bold statement, Yves Nii Noi Hanson-Nortey claims that galamsey has become a major source of funding for both major political parties in Ghana. What does this mean for the country’s political integrity, environmental sustainability, and the preservation of future resources? Listen as we unpack the implications of this claim and explore the deeper ties between illegal mining, politics, and the future of Ghana

Photocopying of Ghana cards do not show that you're the owner of the card. Do biometric verification, stop photocopying Ghana cards - Wisdom Kwaku Deku (Executive Secretary, NIA)

Former President Akufo-Addo is considered to have made greater progress in tackling galamsey through stricter measures and visible interventions than President Mahama has shown in his first nine months in office. This contrast, observers argue, weakened the NPP’s popularity in mining zones, where illegal mining remains a pressing issue.