Illegal mining (galamsey) persists because the government fails to prosecute offenders when they are caught. It’s time to take action and make an example to deter future perpetrators. – Nana Yaw Akuoko (Otumfuo Assinhene - Sepaase)

"Emeafa Hardcastle was completely right to call Annoh-Dompreh 'silly.' I now understand her point and sincerely apologize for criticizing her before." – Nana Kwadwo Jantuah.

"Anyone involved in galamsey and destroying our water bodies will not go scot-free. They shall face divine justice for their wicked deeds and be punished." – Nana Jantuah

Is the government’s plan to cancel the Teacher Trainee Allowance a 'good idea'? Eugene Osei Tutu (The Fact Checker) discusses the potential impact and how it could create more employment opportunities in the education sector.

Alban Bagbin's suspension of our MPs is personal, out of line, and unsupported by any law. If he fails to consider our petition and revise the suspension, we will implement our next course of action. — Justin Kodua Frimpong, NPP General Secretary.

Alan Kyerematen has secured a $130 million loan to construct Ejisu Industrial House and employ 1.5 million Kumasi residents.- Akwasi Addae Odike (Movement for Change)

"Akufo-Addo's subpar leadership has surprisingly made the NDC more appealing to the people of the Ashanti Region, and the NDC owes him a debt of gratitude for that."_Enoch Amoako Nsia, former National Security Coordinator for the Ashanti Region

An information-based morning programme that discusses local socio-political news.

"South Korea's President is ever ready to support Alan Kyerematen's industrial city project, which he plans to build in Kumasi, with $100 million once Alan gets elected as president." - Hon. Hopeson Adorye (Movement for Change)

"One thing that has ruined us as a political party is poor communication. We have handled this aspect of governance poorly, and it has cost us dearly. If we had communicated openly with Ghanaians about the real issues in the energy sector that led to 'dumsor', I am sure our story would be different today."- Edward Abambire Bawa, MP for Bongo Constituency