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Dr Opoku Prempeh visits Tetrete Okuamoah Sekyim II

Gideon Boako accuses Mahama as 'the most corrupt Vice President ever'

The Alan Kyeremanten movement for change is hoping Ghanaians will ditch the NPP and NDC in the December 7 general elections.

Ghanaians express their displeasure about the current situation of DUMSOR in the country.

Dr. Abu Sakara said the alliance will prioritize the fight against corruption with lifestyle audits of public officials, ensure empowerment of institutions and an independent judiciary as a way of curbing the menace.

Former chairman of the Public Utilities Regulatory commission Kwame Pianim wants the commission to step up its regulatory duties and ensure total compliance from the ECG despite the pushback.

It is unclear when this nightmare of "DUMSOR" will end but the Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam has announced new measures to deal with current the power supply challenges as well as the financial issues of the sector players.

The unreliable supply of power in the country has again reingnited the debate for private participation in the energy sector. The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at the commissioning of the Genser Gas project in Kumasi raised the issue.

Brace for higher fuel prices as National Petroleum Authority admits helplessness as global market prices rise and the Ghanaian Cedi depreciates.

Unemployed Environmental Health Officers and assistants took to the streets of the Northern regional capital Tamale to register their frustration over their joblessness three years after leaving school.

Traditional authorities in Nungua, are currently locked in a meeting over the ongoing protective state custody of the underage girl, allegedly married off to the Gborbu Wulormor.

The MPs on the NDC side say government's performance tracker only shows that the NPP has nothing to show after more than 7 years in office.

A team from the International Monetary Fund is in the country to review Ghana's progress under the three-year extended credit facility program. The former President says Ghana could lose out due to some infractions.

Dr. Da Costa Aboagye, head of the NHIA, assures that illegal charges at health provider sites, which have contributed to the scheme's unpopularity, will soon be eliminated.

Governor of the Bank of Ghana Dr. Ernest Addison has confirmed government is looking for a commercial bank to partner with for its gold-for oil program.

The Western regional branch of the Ghana Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has immediately suspended the increment in transport fares in the region following an order from its national body.

The Cedi Depreciation is already taking a toll on the country’s public Debt. Currency analyst, Courage Boti explains more on the state of cedi depreciation.

Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor who filed the case at the center of the controversy says he expects the Supreme Court to expeditiously deal with all his cases before it following the AG’s application including the case seeking to compel the president to receive the anti-gay bill. Meanwhile, a former Deputy Attorney General Dr. Dominic Ayine is accusing the current Attorney General and Minister for Just...

Dr. Clement Apaak believes, the situation of tecaher unions' strike can adversely affect the outcomes of the students, reason why government must act quickly.

Final year students are stranded due to the three teacher unions strike. They complain this is affecting their preparedness towards the exam. However, the deputy ranking member of parliament's education committee, Dr. Clement Apaak has spoken on the issue and urges the parents association to organize the final year students and motivate the teachers to take them through to the examination

The Volta River Authority Is reviewing its actions and inaction together with other stakeholders to determine the effectiveness of how the flood disaster that followed the spillage of the Akosombo Dam was managed.

The finance minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam says the economy continues to improve despite the challenges with the cedi depreciation.

GNAT, NAGRAT, and the coalition of Concerned Teachers have been on strike over stalled discussion on their expired conditions of service, froze of the salary of some teachers by the Special Prosecutor, and the non-distribution of laptops to over 100 thousand teachers. Meanwhile, students and parents who are affected by the strike and express their displeasure.

The Minority in Parliament is accusing President Akufo-Addo's government of grave breaches of the Public Financial Management Act and public procurement laws in the organization of the just-ended African Games. According to the Minority MPs, government spent threefold the amount used by previous nations to host the tournament.

Energy Minister, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, has reassured the public of putting in place measures to fix the recent power supply disruption across the country. He says the demand for a load-shedding timetable is equivalent to wishing evil for the country. Meanwhile business owners are lamenting and urging the minister to provide load shedding timetable.