Adenike Adeodun

President Akufo-Addo initiates SSNIT overhaul, appointing Osafo-Maafo’s son as Director General in government restructuring.

Ghanaian government elevates cocoa producer prices, providing relief to farmers. COCOBOD’s GH¢33,120 per tonne marks a significant increase, enhancing farmer livelihoods and bolstering the cocoa industry.

WHO’s Dr. Ibrahima Socé Fall condemns detaining patients over unpaid medical bills, advocating for universal health coverage and equitable healthcare policies to protect patients’ rights.

Dr. Bawumia pledges to transform Ghana into a leading pharmaceutical hub in West Africa, aiming for innovation, growth, and excellence in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.

Northern Ghana faces potential violence over 64 natural resource conflicts across five regions, necessitating urgent resolution and community-focused strategies.

Former President Mahama attributes Ghana’s “dumsor” to poor management of ESLA and power assets. Urges immediate government action to restore stable electricity supply for businesses and homes.

The Ghana Psychological Association condemns a recent child marriage, highlighting the grave psychological effects and legal violations, urging for swift legal and psychological support for the young girl involved.

In a bold move, Ghana’s Attorney-General advises against impounding vehicles for minor traffic offenses, aiming to reduce unnecessary legal hassles and promote reasonable enforcement.

Francis-Xavier Sosu petitions ECOWAS and the UN, demanding Akufo-Addo’s approval of the anti-witchcraft bill to protect citizens, uphold human rights, and eliminate witchcraft accusations in Ghana.

Bryan Acheampong of NPP forecasts a decisive win in 2024 elections, crediting economic revival efforts as the cornerstone of their anticipated victory against the opposition, NDC.