Adenike Adeodun

Residents of Sanguli risk their lives daily for a mobile signal, facing challenges in health, education, and economic development due to poor network coverage.

Ghana faces a $120 million challenge to restore land ravaged by galamsey, while fighting financial and security obstacles in tackling the crisis.

Sam George defends President Mahama’s handling of galamsey, emphasizing the long-term nature of the problem and the need for a comprehensive approach.

Ghana plans to stop importing GH₵4 billion worth of tomatoes from Burkina Faso through the Feed Ghana program, enhancing local agricultural production.

Minister Haruna Iddrisu calls for stronger safety measures in senior high schools to prevent drug smuggling and violence, addressing key challenges in education.

Minister Samuel Nartey George addresses the Communication Ministry’s debt and contract issues while launching the One Million Coders Programme to boost digital skills.

Prof. Asare warns that opioid abuse is destroying the youth, urging a national effort to combat drug misuse in Ghana.

Ghana introduces new rules for okada riders, requiring them to be at least 25 years old, pass tests, and join licensed unions for safety and regulation.

Apostle Lilian Kumah reflects on the betrayals and disappointments her family faced after the death of her husband, John Kumah, and shares how God’s strength has kept them.

A strange skin disease is causing severe discomfort in Mepe, affecting children and adults. The community calls for urgent government intervention and medical support.