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President John Dramani Mahama recently addressed concerns about illegal mining (Galamsey) and its impact on the country, specifically highlighting the involvement of some party members. This discussion analyzes his statements, the challenges of enforcing mining regulations, and the broader implications for political accountability and environmental protection in Ghana

Following a tragic plane crash in Tema that claimed two lives, concerns have been raised over bystanders who chose to record videos instead of offering help. The incident highlights a growing trend influenced by social media, sparking conversations about civic responsibility and the need to prioritize saving lives over capturing content

Amid escalating security concerns in the Middle East, the Ghanaian government has announced plans to evacuate its citizens from Qatar. This move, coordinated by the Embassy of Ghana in Qatar, aims to ensure the safety of Ghanaians living in the country.

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John Ntim Fordjour says there’s nothing wrong if a prominent person recommends someone for recruitment into the security services. Do you agree with his views on recruitment fairness and endorsements?

Most of the delays to arrive at fire scenes are due to inaccurate directions from residents, long distance and traffic - Daniella Mawusi Ntow Sarpong

Affirmative action policies were created to promote equal opportunities and increase women’s participation in leadership and decision-making. But is the impact truly being felt? This discussion looks beyond the law to explore whether these policies are delivering real progress for women or if more needs to be done. Join the conversation

Kidney disease is becoming a growing health concern in Ghana, yet access to dialysis remains a major challenge for many patients. In this discussion, we explore the current dialysis situation in Ghana, the cost and accessibility of treatment, and the struggles patients face in managing kidney health. Join the conversation as we shed light on awareness, prevention, and the need for improved healthc...

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Ghana’s inflation rate has dropped again to 3.3% in February 2026, down from 3.8% in January and a huge fall from 23.1% in the same period last year, according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). While the figures suggest easing economic pressure, many Ghanaians say the prices of goods and services remain high. Is the drop in inflation truly being felt by citizens, or is it only reflected in t...