It’s a common headline, but the causes are rarely examined. We explore inappropriate teacher–student relationships, who is to blame, and how schools can better protect students.

We break down the Asokwa flood crisis, where Akokoa raises serious concerns about greed and poor leadership and calls out Patricia Appiagyei and the MCE over the handling of the situation. (Listen)

Article 71 of the Constitution must be scrapped, otherwise Ghanaians should not vote for the NDC again. It is unacceptable that government officials continue to enjoy lavish benefits at the expense of ordinary citizens — Akokoa fires.

Listen... Chief Inspector Isaac Evans Ettie, PRO of the Central Regional Police Command, updates on the death of the UCC student, Innocentia Atsufui Avinu, found at Hutchland Beach in Cape Coast.

Afari Military Hospital was completed and equipped before the NPP left office. President Akufo-Addo planned to commission it alongside Suame Hospital, but the contractor was unavailable. — Hon. Michael Akwu Amoah, former Atwima Nwabiagya MCE and NPP Ashanti hopeful

“Sanitation sanctions will be strictly enforced by July 3rd against those who leave their surroundings dirty.” — Richard Ofori Agyemang Boadi (Zuba), KMA Boss

The NDC should ensure that Sedinam Tamakloe serves her full 10-year sentence in the MASLOC case. Any attempt to alter it will be strongly resisted. People are tired of the politics and alleged cover-ups in the country. - AKOKOA

It is long overdue for the president to overhaul his cabinet. Underperforming ministers, including Transport Minister Nikpe Bukari and Housing Minister Gilbert Adjei, must be sacked without delay. — Akokoa fires

"We expected the Health Minister, Mintah Akandoh, to call for dialogue instead of reporting us to the Ghana Labour Authority. That action clearly shows where he stands." — Dr. Michael Leat, Head of the Orthopedic Department & Chairman, KATH Doctors Association, speaks on strike following KATH CEO suspension.

One-on-one with Joseph Osei Owusu, former Bekwai MP and First Deputy Speaker of Parliament: “Having more ministers from Parliament is weakening legislation; we should consider full-time MPs.”