As illegal structures at the Sakumono Ramsar Site are pulled down, many are raising critical concerns. Were there no authorities or systems in place to stop these buildings during construction? Did officials overlook the developments, or were the regulations not enforced effectively? Why is action being taken only after the structures were fully built? And what can be done differently to prevent a repeat of this situation? Let’s discuss

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Akokoa BLASTS NPP’s Eugene Boakye Antwi over ‘Ghana Must Fail’ claims and advises the youth.

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Assessing the “dumsor” situation in Kumasi, where two pythons were found in an ECG substation in Ahodwo and linked to the outage, is this just a wildlife intrusion or a sign of deeper maintenance issues in the power system?

"Enough of flimsy excuses... Accept dumsor is back!!!... and make provision of a timetable for the general public to better plan their daily activities," Akokoa jabs the Energy Sector.

A tragic crash in the Western Region has claimed the lives of a nurse, her baby, and her sister. The victims—Mary Akomah, Beatrice Nyarko, and Calia Karikari Bonsu—were travelling from Tarkwa to Takoradi when their Toyota Voxy collided with a tipper truck at Yareyeya.

It is unfair to withhold teachers’ salaries for more than a year.... Are you government appointees without salaries every month? - Barima Kofi Dawson, Akokoa questions Gov't