Adenike Adeodun

Ningo-Prampram MP Sam George emphasizes legal consequences for LGBTQ acts, challenging claims of behavior-based classification in recent legislation.

The Walewale shooting claims a second life, intensifying calls for increased security after a robbery incident leaves the community in mourning.

Samuel Nerquaye-Tetteh, a Ghanaian Chief State Attorney, has been disbarred for misconduct linked to a GH¢400,000 transfer, shaking the legal profession.

Experts advocate for a National Farmers Union in Ghana to champion agricultural reforms, focusing on policy shifts and sector modernization for enhanced productivity and self-sufficiency.

Ghana elevates student voices in education, transforming them into policy shapers for a system that truly reflects their needs and aspirations.

Minority Leader Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson calls on President Akufo-Addo for governance reforms to boost public trust in Ghana’s democracy amid parliamentary changes.

NMC Chairman criticizes the GJA’s blacklist strategy against those accused of attacking journalists, advocating for a judicial rather than a boycott approach.

EOCO identifies an organized crime group in Assin Fosu, engaging with telecoms and banks to tackle advanced fraud, enhancing security measures nationwide.

Sub-Saharan Africa struggles with high corruption, as Ghana’s unchanged score in Transparency International’s Index calls for innovative anti-corruption strategies.

Amid Ghana’s dry season, health officials warn of a heightened meningitis risk, emphasizing the importance of early symptom treatment.