The government is banning street vending at key public locations like roadsides, toll booths, railway stations, and traffic lights—starting with Accra. Authorities are urging the Ghana Police to help enforce this move to boost safety and reduce congestion - Yaw Barimah ( True Drivers Union )

"Your friendliness with Akufo-Addo is frustrating, Mahama. Ghanaians need action; arrest him and his allies before it's too late. They must be held accountable for their failed leadership." - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah

Assessing Mahama’s 120 days in office and the promises he made. Join the team as they evaluate his performance, and listen as Ghanaians call in to rate his performance out of 10, sharing their thoughts on his achievements and failures.

Our demonstration and lengthy discussions are aimed at ensuring the government follows the proper legal procedure in the removal of the Chief Justice. We believe it is crucial that due process is upheld in such an important matter - Francis Owusu-Akyaw, Juaben MP.

The government should hand over the sanitation contract from Zoomlion to KMA and pay us the same amount. We’ll manage waste in the Ashanti Region more effectively and bring in a skilled businessman to generate even greater profits. - Richard Ofori Agyeman, Mayor of Kumasi... (Hear more from this interview)

"Ghanaians pay tourism levies, so the creative arts industry should invest in local films. Comedy in these movies helps relieve stress, which is why Ghanaians are getting upset more easily." - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah.

Cocoa is currently the only thing holding Ghana's economy up. If the cocoa industry were to collapse, our economy would completely collapse. - Dr. Randy Abbey (Acting CEO of the Ghana Cocoa Board, COCOBOD)

My request for the seized excavators from National Security was to help demolish the fire-ravaged stores at Adum Kejetia and not for any galamsey-related activity - Kumasi Mayor Richard Ofori-Agyeman Boadi clarifies.

The NPP I know has now become a monarchy; all its executives are self-centered and arrogant. For Alan Kyerematen to forgive them, they would have to come out publicly and apologize to him and also return to the core values that underpin the party’s foundation. - Kwame Danso, Running Mate, Movement for Change

Resetting the NPP isn't about a 'Thank you tour and long talks.' The party should reach out, acknowledge its mistakes, and apologize to those of us they have offended. They should also get Akufo-Addo to apologize to our ex-chairman, Paul Afoko. Only then can we unite as a party again. - Edward Ennin, Former MP for Obuasi East.