Dwaso Nsem

Akwasi Addai-Odike expresses strong confidence in John Dramani Mahama’s leadership, believing it will steer the nation toward meaningful progress and development. Citizens and supporters are hopeful for the positive changes his leadership promises to deliver.

John Awuni, Executive President of the Food and Beverages Association (FABAG), has criticized the Ministry of Agriculture for what he describes as a lack of meaningful communication following the recent attack on tomato traders adding that President John Dramani Mahama should reconsider his position if he fails to deliver

“Health Minister says if looking after patients on the floor will make them better before getting a bed, he prefers that” — Tony Goodman PRO Ministry of Health

With Burkina Faso suspending tomato exports, local traders warn that Ghana’s supply is insufficient to fill the gap. Ama Safowaa, a tomato seller, cites irrigation challenges as a major reason why farmers can’t produce the preferred “Burkina tomatoes,” raising concerns over potential shortages and rising prices

President John Dramani Mahama is urging tenants to report landlords who charge illegal rent advances, but is it that simple? This discussion explores the realities of the Rent Act, the risks tenants may face, and whether reporting landlords is truly a practical solution without a backup plan

Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, is a TikTok Minister; he has done nothing spectacular in the Ashanti Region since his appointment – Sam Payne

Freddie Blay had no notice of summons before the bench warrant for his arrest - Gregory Asiedu Esq (Lawyer for Freddie Blay)

Hagar, a borrower of GH₵10,000 from Bills Micro-Credit, says she was violently assaulted over the GH₵300 she still owed. Speaking on Dwaso Nsem, she insists the company must compensate her before she withdraws her case from the police. Her story has gone viral, raising concerns about abuse and consumer protection

Prof. Cynthia Amaning Danquah of the Department of Pharmacology warns that vendors selling this dangerous concoction refuse to drink it themselves. The drink was tested on rats and can be fatal to humans. Do you think stricter regulation is needed to protect the youth?

Former Interior Minister and former Greater Accra Regional Minister Henry Quartey has denied claims that he personally benefited from government land allocations during his tenure.

According to Fredrick Opoku, Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, landlords limit their powers by adhering to Ghana’s rental laws when letting out their properties. Compliance ensures fairness and legal protection for both landlords and tenants.

Abena Pokuah highlights the ongoing issue with CLOGSAG, urging the government and stakeholders to fulfill their financial obligations. Members of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) have embarked on an indefinite nationwide strike. The strike action is in protest against what the association describes as persistent delays in implementing their agreed conditions of s...

Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister for Government Communications, has highlighted that some Members of Parliament often spend beyond their means while serving their constituencies. Abena Opokua Ahweneε has responded, suggesting that MPs consider resigning if the financial burden becomes overwhelming, to relieve themselves of stress and excessive responsibility. Do you agree with this?

As Ghana marks 69 years of independence, it’s a moment to reflect on our achievements, challenges, and the journey ahead. Should we be proud of how far we’ve come? Join the discussion as we celebrate our nation, acknowledge our growth, and think about what it truly means to be Ghanaian today

Men should go for vasectomy and allow women rest - Lydia Koowa Quaye (Queen Mother, Kaneshie Market)

Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has assured customers and stakeholders that its metering and billing systems meet strict national and international standards, following recent concerns raised by some prepaid customers.

Eugene Zoranu, National Organiser of the Coalition of Unpaid University Graduate Teachers, has warned that their protest will be redirected at GNAT if the union fails to speak up by March 9

Nana Yaa Jantuah clarifies recent statements, emphasizing that Ghanaians are not being advised to purchase electricity credit in bulk. She addresses misconceptions and explains the correct approach to managing electricity consumption.

Hundreds of traders at Makola No. 2 Market in Accra staged a protest against what they describe as steep rent increases and the newly imposed 20% VAT, warning that the situation is becoming unsustainable

Collins Adomako, MP for Afigya Kwabre North, says the DVLA’s license renewal for Ghanaians abroad “makes no sense” and isn’t a priority. His reaction comes after DVLA boss Julie Neequaye Kotey revealed that the government has approved travel for staff to serve Ghanaians in the diaspora

Management of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has interdicted two doctors and two nurses in connection with the alleged refusal to provide emergency treatment to a road accident victim who later died of his injuries after being turned away from three hospitals while on an ambulance

Ato Forson and Eric Opoku have now become economic lecturers on cocoa after promising farmers Ghc6,500 per bag - Daniel Titus Glover (Former Greater Accra Regional Minister)

Ghanaians are consuming more electricity as many purchase appliances during discounted sales, says William Boateng, PRO of the Electricity Company of Ghana.

Florence Kuukyi, Director for Public Health at the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA), has raised concerns over dangerous food practices. She revealed that some traders use heat from manholes to force plantains to ripen and that bofrot and plantain chip sellers sometimes use plastics in frying to make them crispy. These practices pose serious health risks to consumers

Daniel Aidoo, PRO of the Concerned Newly Posted Staff of GES, has accused the Ghana Education Service (GES) of deliberately withholding their salaries. According to him, attempts to seek redress from the Director-General have allegedly resulted in them being sacked instead of heard. He further claims they were told to forget about their unpaid salaries and look for other opportunities to reapply.