A KATH doctor died of a heart attack because there was no catheterisation lab to treat him — a facility the hospital has long pleaded for. Staff are devastated, and calls are growing louder for urgent medical infrastructure across Ghana. Get the full gist.

Interactive phone session with callers: What’s one thing about Ghana you would love to see change?

The Gold Bod Initiative is a crucial government effort to fight illegal mining. It will significantly reduce illicit gold sales and generate much-needed revenue for Ghana. We must commend President Mahama for this bold effort. - Akwasi Konadu, MP, Manhyia North

Two vehicles alleged to have been stolen by Maxwell Kofi Jumah are legally owned by him. He purchased one in 2019 for 5,000 cedis through proper channels, and we have all the necessary documents to prove his ownership.- Akwasi Owusu Fordjour, lawyer for ex-GIHOC MD Maxwell Kofi Jumah.

One police officer has died in the ongoing protests in Togo. Residents demand President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé’s resignation over poor leadership, economic hardship, and constitutional reforms extending his rule - Afia Victoria, a Ghanaian in Togo, explains.

In your ministerial reshuffle, appoint Dr. Hanna Bissiw as Minister for Lands and Natural Resources. She is a woman of action, not empty words, and her no-nonsense approach is exactly what the ministry needs at this critical time to tackle galamsey and deliver real results - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah appeals to Mahama.

The NPP’s top-bottom election strategy is wrong. The justification for it isn’t convincing. The party must return to its roots and let the grassroots select a candidate they believe is best suited for the job. - Hon. Akwasi Osei-Adjei (Former Ejisu-Juabeng MP)

The removal process of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo is unfair and sets a dangerous precedent that risks undermining the independence of the judiciary - Dennis Miracles Aboagye, aide to Dr. Bawumia.

Ghanaians share their views on who should lead the NPP into the 2028 election between Bawumia, Kennedy Agyapong, Bryan Acheampong, or Dr. Adu Twum. Listen to find out where the people stand.

The NPP’s use of a top-down approach in the upcoming internal elections is unacceptable and should be reviewed. This is not the party’s tradition; we have always been known for a bottom-up approach. - Nana Obiri Boahen (Former General Secretary, NPP)