Joy FM Super Morning Show

the #FixTheCountry anti-galamsay protests.

The worrying state of the Electricity Company of Ghana.

The NDC's "Enough Is Enough" protest against the Electoral Commission.

"There's trouble if we have such a huge number of unlicensed herbalists operating."- Raymond Acquah on reports of 500,000 unregistered and unlicensed herbalists.

"We had a lot of difficulties in times past to get our vegetables exported only for us to jump back into that space merely because we are irresponsible."- Raymond Acquah on the threats of our vegetables being banned from the international market because of galamsay.

"On one hand you hear the EC say there is no problem [with the voters register], on the other hand, they are calling for a conversation."- Raymond Acquah explains why the Electoral Commission's stance on the NDC's Voter Register claims is confusing.

"The Minister for Lands & Natural Resources says companies involved in small-scale mining contribute to the economy but cannot provide the statistics to back the claims."- Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpo slams Abu Jinapor over claims small-scale miners contribute to the economy.

The issue of galamsey and ask the tough question: Why are we all so passive about it?

The pressing issue of illegal mining and launch of a bold new initiative to combat it.

"If you have no conscience left at all, there should be some small space to see that your life and the lives of your congregation are threatened."- Raymond Acquah calls out leadership of the religious bodies for keeping quiet about galamsey.