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The appointment of Emelia Afi Agbenyo as Deputy EC Chairperson lacks principle and raises serious concerns about fairness and credibility. It is wrong! – Akokoa tells President Mahama.

As the October 16 deadline for teachers' salary payments approaches, will the government honour its promise? An assessment of what the Education Ministry must do to prevent the suspended strike from resuming NANA AMPRATWUM

Are market fires being deliberately set? A discussion on the recurring outbreaks and the need for government to assign experienced investigators to uncover their causes.

“The government’s ban on preaching in commercial vehicles is a good step towards reducing road accidents and should not be politicized." – Nana Ampratwum responds to the NPP.

Nana Ampratwum addresses concerns about Traffitech-GH initiative.. calls for clear guidelines to prevent litigation. (Listen))

“Smith Butey is an enemy of the NPP. His threat to sue the party over the proposed constitutional amendment proves it. Delegates must stand firm or suspend him like others before him.” — Akokoa FIRES!

Mussa Dankwah, Executive Director of Global InfoAnalytics, reveals how the NPP National Executives polls were conducted.. breaks down the key factors and findings behind the results

Who takes the crown in today’s NPP National Executive Elections? Eugene Osei-Tutu breaks down the frontrunners, the biggest losers, and the hidden factors that will decide the key races.

“The NPP tried to convince Kojo Bamba to accept 3rd Vice Chairman despite winning 1st Vice Chairman, but he refused.” Hear Abass Nurudeen recount what happened.

Hon. Joseph Osei-Owusu, former First Deputy Speaker of Parliament and former MP for Bekwai, calls for urgent action against the growing drug trade and urges tighter security at the country’s ports and borders.

Nana Ampratwum weighs on Black Stars’ defeat to Gambia... fires Kurt Okraku!!!: “If there is any GFA President, Ghanaians will remember for his contribution to Ghana football, it is Kwesi Nyantakyi, not you! ”"

“Wontumi’s sister has died. She became depressed and devastated after her brother was jailed, and I believe the emotional distress she went through contributed to her death.” - Hear Paul Yandoh share the heartbreaking story behind her death.

“You and your party did similar things in power.” Atwima Kwanwoma MP Kofi Amankwa-Manu takes on President Mahama over his Ghana Jollof comments.. accuses him of political double standards.

It’s official: From October 1, Ghana Police will use cameras to identify traffic offenders, with violation notices sent directly to drivers via SMS. Here’s what motorists need to know.

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

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

“We can’t develop Ghana through insults. Let’s focus on creating jobs for the youth.” - Akokoa weighs in on why Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s legacy is worth emulating.

Former Ashanti Regional Minister Simon Osei-Mensah questions what he calls conflicting statements over the $2 billion allocated for the Kumasi Expressway.

With fuel costs continually rising, how can we cope at the pump? We delve into the price increases and explore practical ways to manage the financial impact.

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

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

Free SHS placements are 95% complete. GES PRO Dr. Daniel Fenyi addresses the latest updates and key concerns from parents and students.

“All my complaints have fallen on deaf ears.” We unpack the devastating impact of galamsey through the story of Mr. Kofi Darkwa, who says illegal miners destroyed his property while successive governments failed to act on his complaints.

“We have failed as a nation with our transport system.” - Hon. Alexander Kwasi Aquah, MP for Akim Oda, weighs in on Ghana’s public transport crisis and explains why public transport operators need clear performance targets (KPIs) to improve the sector.

Is Mahama’s failure to replace former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo on the Council of State a constitutional breach? Lawyer Jonathan Owusu Asare weighs in on the requirement for her replacement and the legal action to compel the President to act.