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Let’s analyze the strategic choices made by the NPP (New Patriotic Party) and NDC (National Democratic Congress) regarding the locations for their final rallies. We will evaluate how these locations impact security measures and traffic flow, exploring the challenges and benefits of each decision. Listen as we assess the potential implications for both party supporters and the general public, considering how well each location can accommodate the large crowds and ensure smooth logistics during these critical events
As Ghana's elections approach, the National Elections Security Taskforce, led by IGP George Akuffo Dampare, has warned private security firms not to interfere with state security forces. With past elections marred by violence from vigilante groups, Dampare reassured the public that state security will ensure peaceful and orderly elections. Listen to learn more about what this means for the upcoming elections
Why distribute food on election day before people have cast their votes? Such actions violate the Electoral Commission's rules. The NPP Parliamentary candidate must be cautious; otherwise, we may be forced to take stronger measures in the future.
The Peace Part initiative is not the first of its kind; similar efforts have been made in previous elections throughout the country's history, all aimed at ensuring peace before, during, and after the elections. It’s somewhat ironic, as such initiatives are not typically necessary in more developed democracies like the USA or the UK, where democratic systems are more established.
The issues are universal. Even in the UK, there was a 100% increase in transportation and food costs, which led to the incumbent government being voted out of office. Following a 90-day review, it was observed that the country continued to struggle with the same challenges.
Dialysis has claimed many lives in the country, as many patients lack the necessary funds for treatment. This initiative aims to ensure that patients can access treatment at reasonable intervals to receive the care they need. Hospitals such as Korle-Bu, KATH, Afiekwanta, and others have been designated for this purpose.
The voting schedule outlined here is specifically designed for individuals who hold critical responsibilities on December 7, such as journalists, police officers, and other essential personnel whose duties may prevent them from participating in the general voting exercise on that day. It is important to emphasize that this special voting arrangement is only available to those who have pre-registered for the exercise.
The release of the 2024 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results is now uncertain, as the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) grapples with a severe financial crisis. The government owes WAEC over GH₵156 million, threatening to delay or disrupt the much-anticipated results, which are scheduled for release on December 9, 2024. This crippling debt has put the fate of the 2024 WASSCE results in jeopardy, leaving students and educators in suspense.
Veteran Ghanaian coach, J.E. Sarpong, has expressed his frustration with the technical team of the Senior National Team, the Black Stars, over their poor performance in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers
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Eight travelers were killed by gunmen on the Bolgatanga-Tamale highway near Gbimsi, where armed attackers set up roadblocks and interrogated passengers. The incident, linked to the ongoing Bawku Conflict, lasted over an hour without a security response. Local political candidate John Krugu claimed that the misuse of the Ghana Card is targeting innocent people based on tribal affiliations. Four of the victims were civilians unrelated to the conflict, traveling for a festival. The local Municipal Chief Executive has yet to comment as the situation is assessed.
A severe drought in northern Ghana has devastated farmers, destroying crops and affecting around 1.8 million hectares of grain production. Illegal mining activities are further harming approximately 35,000 rice farmers by polluting water sources. The Ghana Agricultural Workers Union warned that GH¢1.18 billion in agricultural investments is at risk. The Minister of Food and Agriculture, Bryan Acheampong, announced government interventions to assist affected farmers. This evening’s show will feature discussions with the Ghana Grains Council on grain availability, sector challenges, solutions for shortages and pricing, and the impact of illegal mining on grain quality.
Second Deputy Majority Chief Whip has requested an urgent recall of Parliament within seven days to address unfinished government business. This follows a Supreme Court order that halted proceedings after the Speaker declared four parliamentary seats vacant, leading to tensions as the NDC temporarily became the majority. The NPP is contesting the Speaker’s ruling in court. The recall request cites legal provisions that allow for a meeting under these circumstances to prevent potential crises in government operations
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin announced an indefinite adjournment of parliamentary proceedings on October 22, following a chaotic session marked by disputes between MPs from the NPP and the NDC over majority control. During the announcement, he mentioned receiving a communication from the Supreme Court instructing him to pause a prior ruling that declared four parliamentary seats vacant, but he did not provide further details. He noted that while the House had the numbers to conduct business, they lacked the numbers to make decisions. With elections approaching in less than 50 days, MPs may need to return to their constituencies to campaign. Concerns were raised about the implications for the Guan Constituency and questions arose regarding the presence of military personnel in the House and the orders for their deployment.
Both sides of Ghana’s parliament are claiming to be the majority following the speaker's decision to declare four seats vacant. Both factions are expected to be present in the house, leading to a potential showdown. The Supreme Court recently ruled to stay the speaker's decision, raising questions about whether the speaker will adhere to this directive, considering the principle of separation of powers. Meanwhile, Afenyo Markin has stated that his side will walk out if the minority takes their seats
NDC MP Peter Yaw Kwakye Ackah, facing potential removal from Parliament, remains unfazed by his party's efforts to oust him. As the only NDC MP running as an independent, he is targeted by Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu over cross carpeting. Speaker Alban Bagbin plans to decide on this issue soon, leading to questions about whether the NPP has formally contacted him and the political implications for the majority following a lawsuit against the Speaker
Black Stars of Ghana have failed to qualify for AFCON 2025, losing 2-0 to Sudan. This disappointing performance has sparked criticism of the coach and the team's player quality. As a historically strong football nation, Ghana now faces questions about the future of the team, including whether to keep the current squad, change coaches, or focus on developing homegrown talent
Economic independence refers to an economy's ability to meet the economic needs of its citizens without heavy reliance on foreign resources. It is a key national goal that reflects economic sovereignty. Dr. Bawumia’s vision outlines six pillars of economic independence, which we will explore further, highlighting their significance in achieving this goal. This evening, our guest is Hon. Mordecai Quarshie, Municipal Chief Executive of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly, who will discuss opportunities and challenges within his municipality and other related topics
Ghana faces a challenging path to qualify for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations, currently sitting outside the qualification spots. The Black Stars aim to bounce back after losing their first qualifier against Angola and drawing with Niger. They also face challenges due to a ban on the Baba Yara Stadium, which is one of three major stadiums closed for maintenance. In their upcoming doubleheader against Sudan, Ghana will encounter former coach James Kwasi Appiah, who is now leading the Sudanese team in building a competitive squad. The situation raises questions about the Black Stars' chances in this crucial matchup
Organised Labour has suspended its much-anticipated nationwide strike, which was scheduled to commence on Thursday, October 10, 2024. The decision was made during an emergency meeting held on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, where union leaders assessed the situation and agreed to call off the industrial action.
Ghana National Association of Small-Scale Miners (GNASSM) has urged Organised Labour to rethink its planned nationwide strike scheduled for October 10. Organised Labour’s decision to strike stems from the government’s failure to address their demands
Tensions are rising within Organised Labour as leaders meet to plan a nationwide strike to pressure the government to address illegal mining, or "galamsey." Some factions, particularly the Technical University Teachers Association of Ghana (TUTAG), are dissatisfied over not being consulted about the strike. The opposition NDC has also highlighted the environmental damage caused by galamsey. Meanwhile, Martin Kwaku Ayisi, CEO of the Mineral Commission, is addressing the issue but resists calls to completely halt small-scale mining. Questions remain about how the government should respond and whether a meeting with the president could alter the unions' plans.
This morning, freight forwarders and trade bodies protested against unfair charges by shipping lines at the country’s ports, citing frustration over exploitation in the industry. They aim to raise awareness among the government and the public about the challenges they face. Nana Asiamah Preprah, Vice President of the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders, called for changes in the operations of shipping lines. The protest highlights a longstanding issue. To discuss potential solutions, an executive member of the Ship Owners Association of Ghana and Paulina Abrokwa, Co-Chair of the Technical Committee at GIFF, will join the conversation.
Members of the Teachers and Educational Workers Union (TEWU) of TUC (Ghana) are launching an indefinite strike alongside the Senior Staff Association-Universities of Ghana (SSA-UoG) and FUSSAG. The action stems from unresolved issues, including the CAGD's failure to implement approved Vehicle Maintenance and Off-Campus allowances and the government's unfulfilled promise to pay accrued Tier Two interest from 2010 to 2016. Tonight on The Big Agenda, TEWU representatives will discuss these matters, joined by the National Labour Commission
Members of the Ghana Mineworkers Union protested today against the Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, demanding the revocation of the license for Future Global Resources' Bogoso-Prestea Mine. They are also calling for the termination of mining leases and the sale of the mine. The union has vowed to remain at the ministry until their demands are addressed. This evening, we will discuss their reasons for the protest and hear the ministry's response. Abdul-Moomin Gbana, General Secretary of the Ghana Mineworkers Union, is our guest for today
Today, the NDC protested across all 16 regions, demanding a forensic audit of the voter register due to alleged anomalies that affect its credibility. Party chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah stated they won't rest until their concerns are addressed. This evening, we’ll discuss the protest and their next steps with Mustapha Gbande, Deputy General Secretary of the NDC
Tonight, we explore the clashes between NDC and NPP supporters over DRIP machines, including recent incidents in Gomoa West. The NDC alleges misuse of state-funded equipment for campaign ads, while the NPP defends their actions. Listen as we hear from key representatives and experts on whether these district-level commissioning events are necessary
President Akufo-Addo has ordered a police and military crackdown on illegal small-scale mining following a national security review of the environmental damage caused by galamsey. This move comes amid threats of a nationwide strike by Organised Labour if the government fails to act and growing pressure from media and advocacy groups. Previous efforts to combat illegal mining have seen limited success, and Professor Charles Marfo of KNUST has controversially suggested a "shoot-to-kill" policy against illegal miners
Tonight's discussion explores the impact of STEM education on Ghana's schools and economy. We'll discuss recent upgrades to STEM institutions, the role of STEM in industrialization, and how political commitments are shaping education reform. Listen as we assess the effectiveness and sustainability of STEM programs and the accessibility of resources needed for successful implementation. Guests include the PRO and deputy national coordinator for Free SHS, who will provide insights into the progress of STEM education in Ghana
Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has announced a nationwide demonstration on September 17th in protest against the Electoral Commission's refusal to commission a forensic audit of the voter register for the upcoming December elections. He also highlighted concerns about the lack of updates on investigations into the theft of Biometric Verification Devices (BVDs). NDC’s flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama is also mobilizing supporters to join the demonstration. Today’s discussion will delve deeper into these issues and their implications for the election process
My party is taking a new direction in our campaign. LPG is rolling out a fresh and innovative strategy that we believe will lead us to success in the upcoming election - Kofi Akpaloo (Leader of LPG)
Listen as we discuss the Black Stars' clash with Angola. We will analyze the team's performance, breaking down key moments, strategies, and individual contributions. We’ll explore what worked, what didn’t, and how the Black Stars can build on this experience for future matches
Ghana Education Service (GES) has extended heartfelt condolences to the family of Edward Sackey, an 18-year-old final-year student tragically stabbed at O’Reilly Senior High School in Accra. A GES delegation met with both the grieving family and school management on Wednesday, following the family’s threats of legal action. Edward, a General Arts student, was fatally attacked on September 2 by a classmate from the Visual Arts Department during a campus altercation. Tensions escalated as the headmistress was forced to flee amid a confrontation between the grieving family and school authorities
Listen as we dissect the NDC's manifesto promises for the education sector. Expect a thorough discussion on the key proposals, their potential impact on schools and students, and what these commitments could mean for the future of education
Ghana's mining industry has historically been a major economic driver, but concerns over transparency and accountability in mineral resource management have cast doubt on the actual benefits for local communities. To address these issues, the Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has published its 2023 Mining Districts Development Scorecard. Tonight, we’re exploring transparency and accountability in the use of mineral resources for development
Farmers are pushing back against the government’s immediate ban on grain exports, which was imposed in response to the severe dry spell affecting the Northern regions. The ban includes key grains such as rice, corn, etc.
Explore the NDC manifesto, titled “Resetting Ghana,” through our detailed analysis of its major promises and strategic objectives. This thorough review sheds light on the party's vision for the nation, examining their proposed policies, developmental priorities, and expected impacts across different sectors. Stay updated and gain insight into the NDC's plans for Ghana’s advancement and success
Explore the Ghana Union Movement’s manifesto as we delve into their ambitious promises, including free medical care, subsidized electricity, and more. We’ll unpack the key elements of their manifesto, assess the potential impact on Ghanaians, and discuss the feasibility of these bold promises. Get a comprehensive look at how these proposals aim to reshape the future and what they could mean for you
NPP recently unveiled its 2024 manifesto ahead of the December elections. Reactions have been swift, including from the opposition NDC, whose running mate, Professor Jane Naana Agyemang, noted similarities with their own ideas. A major focus of the NPP's manifesto is the Zongo Development Fund, aimed at improving social infrastructure and economic conditions in Zongo communities. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Vice Chairman of the NPP’s Manifesto Committee, claimed a 70% success rate in fulfilling 2020 manifesto promises, citing economic improvements like a stable cedi and reduced inflation. Tonight's discussion will explore the impacts of these changes in the Zongo communities and what further developments are planned.
Ghanaian youths won't be able to achieve their aspirations unless they elect me as president– Kofi Koranteng (2024 presidential aspirant, New Vision Movement)
International Youth Day, observed on August 12, celebrates young people's contributions and potential. The 2024 theme, “From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development,” focuses on harnessing digital innovation for sustainable growth. In Ghana, where youth form the majority and are crucial in public and private sectors, addressing their social, economic, and political challenges is key. How can we bridge these gaps to unlock their full potential as global citizens?
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has named former President John Dramani Mahama as the individual referenced as 'Government official 1' in the Airbus bribery scandal, however, there is nothing to show that he was paid any bribes. This conclusion, according to the Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng, follows extensive investigation spanning four years by his office
Adom Brands' documentary "Birthright for Sale" examines how vote-buying is harming Ghana's electoral process and democracy. Both the NPP and NDC are involved in this issue, which threatens the accountability of elected leaders and raises concerns about the future of Ghanaian politics. The discussion will include A.C. Ohene and Dr. Kwasi Amakye Boateng from KNUST
EC will accept presidential nominations from September 9 to 13, 2024. Candidates must use official forms, signed by the candidates and two registered voters per district. Forms can be downloaded from August 2. The filing fee is GH¢100,000, reduced to GH¢75,000 for women and people with disabilities. With the parliamentary elections, candidates are to pick forms at GH¢10,000
President Akufo-Addo has launched the District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP) to enhance road infrastructure by supplying essential equipment to local assemblies. Alongside, the Ministry of Roads and Highways has introduced the "Maintain My Road" app for reporting road defects. Tonight's show will discuss DRIP’s implementation, address concerns about equipment misuse, and explore the app’s impact
Minister of Finance, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has announced that the government plans to reintroduce road and bridge tolls in 2025. The announcement came during the presentation of the 2024 mid-year fiscal policy review in Parliament on Tuesday, July 23, 2024
Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam has presented the 2024 mid-year budget review before Parliament. In his address, Dr. Amin Adam has assured that the government is committed to staying within its budgetary allocations, emphasizing economic recovery, poverty relief, and new projects. Listen as we analyze the budget
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin sacked MP Dr. Kwaku Afriyie from the chamber after the NPP legislator challenged Bagbin's authority over comments regarding the referral of nominees to the Supreme Court.
The recently withdrawn Road Traffic (Amendment) Regulations, 2024, which would have allowed certain state officials to use sirens or bells on specified vehicles, has sparked debate. Originally proposed to enhance emergency response capabilities, the withdrawal of this amendment prompts scrutiny into whether it genuinely served public interest or catered primarily to political convenience. This development underscores ongoing concerns about governance transparency and the equitable application of road traffic regulations
After the resolution of the Anti-SSNIT Hotel Sale strike, the focus now turns to restoring confidence in the worker's scheme. Listen as we explore the essential next steps and strategies required to rebuild trust and ensure the sustainability of SSNIT for all stakeholders
NPP presidential candidate Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has announced energy minister Matthew Opoku Prempeh as his running mate for the upcoming December elections. What factors do you believe influenced Bawumia's choice?
Accra and parts of the Central Region faced flooding after heavy rain on July 3, 2024, causing major traffic disruptions. Key routes and various areas like Tantra Hill and Adabraka Sahara were severely affected due to overwhelmed drainage systems. Citizens are now concerned about future weather forecasts to plan effectively. Are we to expect more rain in the coming days?
Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) has announced a nationwide strike starting on Wednesday, July 3, 2024. They express disappointment that the government has not implemented the new salary structure agreed upon by the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, despite a Memorandum of Understanding being in place for over a year and a half
The Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, has launched the Homowo Clean-up exercise and says all shops must remain closed on the day of the exercise. Tonight, we will delve into the topic of general cleaning and other preparations, aiming to uncover insights and effective strategies for the upcoming tasks
The government is optimistic that by October, the central part of the Ofankor-Nsawam road will be ready for use by drivers - Clement Wilkinson
While the NDC and NPP present manifestos, I hold a comprehensive plan to make Ghana great again - Alan Kyerematen
North Tongu MP, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, leads a protest against the sale of four Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) hotels to Rock City Hotel Limited, owned by Ghana's Minister of Agriculture, Bryan Acheampong. The controversial divestiture raises questions about transparency, public trust, and the profitability of state-owned assets, which will be discussed in today’s show.
Political activity intensifies as both NDC and NPP campaign across the nation. Leaders engage with various groups to understand concerns for manifesto programs. John Mahama promises incentives to driver groups, receiving praise from some. Tonight's discussion explores the feasibility of pension schemes and other welfare policies for drivers
Listen as we delve into the issues of Dr. Bawumia's campaign, focusing on the highly anticipated naming of his running mate and the consequential matters arising from this pivotal decision
Ghana faces a significant loss of $200 million annually due to illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, posing a major challenge to its fishing sector. To address this, Ghana will initiate a closed fishing season starting July 1, 2024, aimed at replenishing fish stocks. How do we empower and inspire further action, ensuring that the fight against IUU fishing is not just a cause for today, but a sustained effort for the future of Ghana’s blue economy?
Electoral Commission (EC) has rejected accusations from Franklin Cudjoe, the president of IMANI Africa, that it marginalized the residents of Santrokofi, Apkafu, Lolobi, and Lipke (SALL).
Ghana Police service has condemned the occurrences at registration centers in Cape Coast, Central Region; Kukuom, Ahafo Region; and Adugyama, Ashanti Region.
Supreme Court has made a significant decision regarding the case against the controversial anti-LGBTQI bill, opting to adjourn the proceedings indefinitely.
Two years after the unfortunate tragedy that ravaged Appiatse, a community in the Prestea-Huni Valley District of the Western Region, the Vice President, Dr Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia has commissioned and handed over a 124-unit housing project that officially signifies the resettlement of residents of the community
Pre-tertiary level teacher unions have sent a strong warning to the government and the public regarding the persistent problems in pre-tertiary education across the country in a recent statement
Government has launched a performance tracker that provides details of all government projects, their progress and their locations since it came into power.
Electoral Commission (EC) has set the by-election in the Ejisu constituency to April 30, 2024
Ghana will raise the fixed farm gate price paid to cocoa farmers by up to 50% in an effort to share profits from rising global prices and deter farmers from bean smuggling - Spokesperson at cocoa marketing board.
Nine aspirants has so far picked nomination to contest for the NPP internal Ejisu primary.
Foreign Affairs Ministry has adjusted the fees for passport applications, raising them from GH¢100 to ¢500 for the 32-page booklet and to ¢644 for the 48-page booklet under the standard service.
ECG has threatened to disconnect power to 91 health facilities over nonpayment of bills. ECG, in a statement said hospitals owe them to the tune of over GHC261million
Founder and Chairman of the All-People’s Congress (APC), Hassan Ayariga, has been acclaimed as the Presidential Candidate of the party for the 2024 general election.
Chaos erupts in Parliament after Majority Leader described Prof. Naana Jane as old and a failure
Professor Naana Jane Opoku- Agyemang has been confirmed as the running mate to the opposition National Democratic Congress’ flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, for the 2024 presidential election
Pressure on president Nana Addo Dunkwa Akufo-Addo to assent to Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Act 2021 which has been passed by Parliament.
A taskforce comprising the Tree Crop Development Authority, the Oil Palm Development Association of Ghana, the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority, and National Security, has embarked on an exercise to crack down on smuggled vegetable oil on the Ghanaian market.
February 28, 2024 Ghana’s Parliament passed the Human Sexual Rights & Family Values, Act 2021. This Means, when the President assents to the bill, persons who go contrary to the law will have custodial sentences up to 3 years.
Chamber of Automobile Dealership Ghana says President’s State of the Nations Address touched on number of things that seem to boost their operation. This Evening, we will be speaking to this group to find out what their general overview assessment of the SoNA as presented by the president
Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu, yesterday evening stepped down as leader of the Majority Caucus. The Resignation comes on the back of controversies over possible shake-up in the majority side leadership.
Since yesterday, information emerging from parliament is that, there is likely to be a shakeup in the leadership level on the majority side. Hours into the emergence of this information, deputy speaker of parliament on the side of the majority addressed a presser stating that, no external entity can initiative such changes and impose it on them.
Flagbearer of the New Patriotic party (NPP), Alhaji Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia yesterday officially named his campaign team in consultation with the National Executives Committee (NEC) and the National Council of the Party.
The Multimedia Group, a leading media conglomerate in Ghana, has unveiled its comprehensive plan for covering the December presidential and parliamentary elections.
Black Stars of Ghana has experienced a significant decline in the February FIFA World Rankings due to their disappointing performance at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament and performance in 2022. Sport Minister, Mustapha Ussif yesterday told Parliament the ministry spent a little over $3 million on the team on the just ended AFCON despite early exit.
Ghanaians had in the past called for a reshuffle, the president has finally made changes to his government ten months left in the year. The reshuffled ministers include, finance minister, Ken Ofori Atta, Ambrose Berry among others.
Group of sports Journalists led by Country Man Songo will tomorrow, 14th February hit the streets to protest against dying love for Ghana’s football.
Ghana National Chamber of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical importers and wholesalers Association of Ghana recently bared teeth at Ministry of Health and Ghana Health Service for drafting a bill seeking to impose ban on some selected drugs that are imported into the country.
Dr. Alhaji Mahamadu Bawumia has addressed Ghanaians about his vision for Ghana if he is voted as president in 2024 election. During his addressed, he mentioned that, if he becomes president, he will abolish E-levy which is currently being implemented by the government.
John Agyekum Kufuor says Ghana is at a crossroads and, therefore, needs to elect a visionary leader (Bawumia) to lead the country in the December general election.
Ghana Police Service has arrested forty-six more persons in connection with attacks on the Bepong chief’s palace and some Police officers at Kwawu Bepong in the Eastern Region. The incident occurred at the chief’s palace, where police intervened to rescue a man alleged to have raped and killed a 45-year-old woman, Akua Kyerewaa, in Adwumasu, Kwahu South Municipality.
Government is set to drop the 15 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on electricity. This decision, according to reports was reached at a Cabinet meeting held on Friday, 2 February 2024. The position currently is that the 15% VAT on electricity is off, and it is likely it could either be off totally or significantly slashed.
The levy seeks to reduce Ghana’s Carbon dioxide emissions and help raise some domestic revenue for government. The bill is to promote the use of eco-friendly technologies and green energy, improve environmental management while controlling general levels of air and water pollution. The Carbon dioxide emissions taxes motorcycles and tricycles will be GH¢75.00 per annum, while motor vehicle buses and coaches up to GH. 3,000 will pay GH¢150.00 per annum. On the other hand, cargo trucks and articulated trucks will be paying GH¢300.00 per annum. After it passage, transport unions wrote to the finance ministry and GRA to suspend its operation and have dialogue with industry players.
GSS report reveals 5% of Ghanaian men aged 15-49 years are not circumcised. This they say is causing lot of sexually Transmitted Disease (STDs). There also various reasons people fail to be circumcised. Hence the move to engage expert to unravel the reason behind this.
University Senior Staff and TEWU have been on strike for some weeks now. The industrial action is as a result of government’s failure to pay their two pension. The strike begun on the 17th of this month and most offices have been closed. National Labour Commission asked the striking workers to call off the strike for negotiation but University Senior Staff and TEWU have failed to listen to the Commission. This evening on the Big Agenda, we will be looking at the impact of the strike and how government can get the workers back to work.
NPP on Saturday went to the polls to elect Parliamentary candidates for 2024 elections. Some constituencies recorded misunderstanding between aspirants and constituency executives. In Yendi, the election was characterized by chaos and the EC was not unable to declare a winner. The contest was between, Farouk Aliu Mahama and Hajia Abibata Mahama. Party executives declared Farouk Aliu Mahama as winner but his contender, Hajia Abibata Mahama in statement urged her supporters to disregard the declaration as the party works to find amicable solution to issues. At Asante Akyem South, constituency Youth Organizer attacked chairman during a church service for not supporting the winning candidate because he has no right to be part of the thanksgiving service. We will be speaking with the party for their general assessment of the election and how they will reconcile both defeated and winning candidates to have a unite front for the 2024 elections.
As the party prepares to elect parliamentary candidates for 137 constituencies for the 2024 general elections, we will be going to some of the hot constituencies to speak with our reporters to find out how candidates and delegates are rapping up campaigns ahead of Saturday.
New Patriotic Party is gearing up to elect parliamentary candidates for 137 constituencies for the 2024 general elections. These are constituencies with sitting MPs. Some of the constituencies with sitting MP’s have also seen other government appointees contesting them making the primaries very keen. In view of these, Big Agednda will be going to some selected constituencies such as Awutu Senya East, Hemang Lower Denkyira, Sehwi Bekwai/ Wiawso, Asante Akyem Central/North, Tano North to look at how candidates and delegate are gearing up for the elections on Saturday.
Robert Sackey, former member of the Black Stars management, addresses Black Stars' draw against Mozambique
"Mozambique has no quality players to withstand Ghana, but they are bent on achieving something, and 'might surprise Black Stars tonight.' - Clement Javier, Sports Analyst reacts
Black Stars will this evening at 8PM face off with the Egyptian National Team in the second group B Africa Cup of Nations currently ongoing at Ivory Coast. The senior National Team have no excuse than winning the game. Anything apart from win could hinders their chance of qualifying to the next stage of the competition after losing 2:1 to Cape Verde in their opening match on Sunday. Ahead of the game, some Ghanaians and supporters at Cote D’Ivoire are seen holding prayers for the team. Today on the show, we will be analyzing pro and cons of the game and what can the team do to claim victory in today’s game.
Chief of Army Staff, Major General Thomas Oppong-Peprah has refuted rumours claiming that he has declined an appointment as the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). According to the highly-ranked army officer, although the rumours were untrue, they had exposed him to unnecessary attacks. Mr. Peprah adds that, he has videos and pictures where people have taken him to juju for not accepting the promotion. Major General Thomas Oppong-Peprah says those doing that believe his refusal to accept the said promotion is stacking promotion of others. This evening, we will be speaking with experts in security to unravel the dangers this poses to Arm Forces and the country as whole.
Former President and 2024 NDC Flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama is urging Ghanaians, particularly trade and labor groups, to grant him a grace period if he successfully regains power. This request comes in response to the increased demand for improved conditions of service from these groups. Addressing attendees at a 'Campus Connect' event in Hohoe, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer stressed the importance of allowing time to revive the economy before tackling specific demands. His comment has generated controversies among the public. As some think he is saying that to buy time and not address the challenges Ghana is facing Other too think the call is in right direction because, he need some time to look into the countries coffers in order to now the finical stand of the country and how best he can address the demands of the people. This evening on the show, we will analyze his statement for answers
Ghanaians are furious at Black Stars players following their abysmal performance against Cape Verde in their opening game in 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast. The 2:1 defeat had got Ghanaians worried as hope for the team to advance to the next stage of the competition in doubt. Even though, The Senior National Team, has two games in hand against Egypt and Mozambique who draw 2:2. For Ghana to qualify, they have to beat Mozambique and Egypt who came from behind to draw the game with Mozambique. People think this will be tough for Ghana to do. This evening, we will be speaking with experts find out what went wrong and if there is any hope for Ghana.
Three years after winning the 2020 elections, President Akufo-Addo said he is still waiting for his main contender, John Mahama, to congratulate him on his victory. Mid-way into delivering a speech ahead of the Constitution Day, the President briefly paused and said, “On a lighter note, three years on, I am still waiting for my main opponent in the 2020 election to congratulate me on my victory."
A lot of people particularly Ghanaians who want to seek greener pasture outside Ghana have died while others are in jail because they did not follow right procedure to get to such countries. Some try to get to Western Countries through stowaway thereby landing in one trouble or other especially when they do not get to the expected destination. This evening on Big Agenda, we will be discussing the consequences of stowaway and other immigrants. There’s a disturbing history of stowaway in which a number Ghanaians were killed. Is it still an option of immigration especially in Ghana and West Africa?
Black Stars’ 55-man provisional squad for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) has been released. Ghana has booked its place to compete in the 34th edition of Africa’s prestigious tournament slated to be hosted in Ivory Coast next year. With less than a month to kick start the tournament, the 55-man provisional squad submitted to the Confederations of Africa Football (CAF) by Chris Hughton has been announced. At of the 55 man provisional squad, eleven players from Ghana Premier League made it to the squad. This evening we will be discussing this list and also find out if the 11 players from GPL is enough to motivate the local based players.
All was set for the District Level Elections (DLEs), scheduled to take place today, Tuesday, December 19, 202 even as it was anticipated that the turn out will be low. Director of Electoral Services at the EC, Dr. Sereboe Quarcoo, stated that preparations were done to ensure a successful running of the polls today. Even with these assurances, some place couldn’t vote today due a number of challenges including malfunctioning BVD machines and delay in the deployment of electoral materials. What could have accounted in this relatively small elections getting challenges? Can one assess next year’s elections and it outcomes using today’s elections as a yardstick? Join us this evening as we analyze these issues on the show.
Come tomorrow 19th December, 2023, Ghanaians will be queuing at the various districts levels to elect assembly members and Unit Committee Chairmen. Some electorates have vowed not to vote for reason that, they do not see the role of assembly members and Unit Committee Chairmen development of their areas. Ahead of tomorrow elections, we will find out preparations so far. What is the exact role of assembly members defined by the local government act?
Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has taken on the judiciary for some rulings made with regard to suspected corruption and corruption-related cases being investigated. According to Kissi Agyebeng, the court is exhibiting some disregard for his office's powers with what he sees as hasty dismissiveness of its cases. Alban Bagbin also says the creation of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) was an act in futility. He stressed that the office will not achieve any results in the fight against corruption and instead insisted on the decoupling of the Attorney General's department from the Ministry of Justice.
Ghana Education Service has directed head teachers in seven Senior High Schools (SHS) in the Ashanti Region to step aside. The action in connection with the collection of unauthorized fees from first year students in the ongoing admission process.
Minerals Commission says the Lithium deal between the government of Ghana and Barari DV Ghana Limited is in the best interest of Ghana. The mining lease was granted for 15 years to Barari, which is the subsidiary of Atlantic Lithium Limited, an Australian company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and also on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange. The lease covers an area of 42.63 Km2 in and around Ewoyaa in the Mfantseman Municipality of the Central Region. Most professionals are saying this agreement is not a good deal. Listen and share your opinions as we discuss this issue with Prof. Gyampo to keep you updated.
National Democratic Congress (NDC) is holding an episode of their “moment of truth” series, on the restriction on importation of selected strategic product. Listen as we discuss the partial ban on 22 import items with Mustapha Gbande.
Ministry of Education has stated that First-Year Senior High School students are to report to school on Monday, December 4, 2023. The schedule affects both students on single and double-track system, as mentioned in the 2023/2024 academic calendar released by the Ghana Education Service (GES). Listen as we discuss how current challenges can be resolved.
Ghana Used Clothing Dealers Association has patted the back of the Minority in parliament for rejecting the proposed legislative instrument on the importation of 22 selected strategic products. Listen as we discuss this issue with professionals.
Members of Parliament on the Majority side staged a walkout in Parliament during processes to approve the 2024 budget on Wednesday, November 29, 2023. Listen as we discuss the reason for their action and what will happen next.
Listen as we discuss the rise in foreign rice import and the consequences it will have on the economy this festive season
Deputy Minority Whip, Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe took the 2024 budget debate to another level when she brought a sanitary pad and a piece of cloth to the floor of the House. This was to put pressure on government to remove all taxes on sanitary products for women. This comes after the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta announced in the 2024 budget that government will zero-rate VAT on all locally manufactured sanitary pads. Listen as we discuss this issue into more details with Nelson Richard Mandela (Exe. Dir. Renel Ghana Foundation)
Listen as we discuss the implications associated with Ghana accepting the Anti LGBTQ+ and its international trade connections
Listen as we discuss the causes of the ongoing conflict between tribes in different regions and also go over it in an effort to put an end to the attacks.
NPP has revoked the membership of four prominent members: Yaw Buaben Asamoa, Nana Ohene Ntow, Hopeson Adorye, and Boniface Abubakar Saddique. This is attributed to their public endorsement of a presidential aspirant other than the party's elected flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia. Listen as we discuss this issue into details.
Listen as we discuss the budget in greater detail as it relates to GUTA and the Importers and Exporters Association. According to GUTA, policies that are required to address concerns that will lower the cost of doing business in the nation were left out of the budget. The Importers and Exporters Association of Ghana also predicts that, prices of goods will skyrocket ahead of the Christmas festivities and urges Ghanaians to prepare for challenging times, adding that the 2024 budget will not bring relief. Listen to find out more.
Listen as we find causes to the 1billion dollar drain importation of rice has on the economy for lasting solution
Ghana's syndicated loans for annual cocoa purchases hardly exceed $2.5b, meaning the rice we import is about half of all the foreign exchange we earn from Ghana's biggest commodity, the golden bean! How can we grow what we eat and eat what we grow to stop imports?
Is this the first time an issue like this has been raised? Listen and share your views on this particular issue as well as gets professional views on the issue.
Ghana was supposed to receive its second loan from the IMF on 1st November as part of the agreement the country had with IMF. Join us, as we discuss the causes and effect of why the money has delayed with Prof. Lord Mensah (Economist)
Do you think Allan Kyeremateng has the chance to win the 2024 elections? Dr. Kobby Mensah (Political Marketer) says Sometimes existing products are valued by the costumers because they can compare to other products and choose, also customers can also try new products because of their experience with the existing products - Join us as we put Allan Kyeremateng’s “Great Transformational Plan” to scrutiny.
John Mahama to bring 24 hour economy where individuals will work in shift in all day which will create job opportunities. Do you think this shift policy will work?
What’s your view about the perception that percentage wise, Bawumia couldn’t beat Mahama even in the primaries election so it shows NDC will win 2024 election? Dr. Bernard Tutu Boahene a political analyst says “You can’t compare percentages from both parties and declare a winner”. What do you think about this statement?
NPP Presidential Primaries: We believe Dr. Bawumia is the perfect presidential candidate for NPP - Delegates from diaspora.
There will be 203,439 delegates voting this Saturday - William Yamoah, Sec. NPP Presidential elections committee reveals
Dr. Bawumia leads the survey from the Global Info Analytics as the upcoming flagbearer for NPP.
Justice Atuguba's comment on Gyakye Quayson was unnecessary and baffling - PRO, Ghana Bar Association
We dragged Prof Adei to EOCO to investigate his claims, not to prove our innocence - Deputy Minister, Roads & Highways
I urge churches to donate this week's offering for our relief project beneficiaries - Pius Enam Hadzide, CEO, National Youth Authority
"We request GRA's immediate official revocation of the tax compliance and invigilation exercise."- Abbosey Okai Spare Parts Dealers
We are waiting for a police update to determine our next steps - Yaw Boadu Ayeboafo, Chairman, NMC
"We've halted SHS student screening as GES owes us 13 million for three years with no payment attempts." - Benjamin Arhin, Ghana Health Service
Wontumi's removal order for Alan's posters and billboards was hasty - Nana Adu Boahene reacts
Factors influencing contraceptive use among teens - Joyce Larnyoh (Country Director, International Child Development Program)
We won Kumawu by-election despite losing - George Opare Addo, National Youth Organizer, NDC
Dollar to fall against cedi following Ghana's receipt of $600 million from the IMF - Isaac Adongo (Deputy Ranking Member, Finance Committee of Parliament)
Mahama, as president, will need evidence to restore licenses to collapsed banks - Dr. Benjamin Amoah (Senior Finance Lecturer, UGBS)
NDC Election: Spotlight on 30 places of likely dispute, violence or danger on voting day
EC using Duffuor's legal case as leverage against NDC - Arkon Gunn (Deputy National Communications Officer, NDC)
NDC’s true state of the nation address full of falsehood, bogus allegations – Kamal-Deen Abdulai (NPP National Communications Team member)
2023 Austerity Measures: Can private sector provide jobs if IMF bans public sector from hiring?
'Sack Ofori-Atta' Demand Twists: Analyzing Speaker's referral of matter to Adhoc C'ttee.
Fuel Price Reduction: How far will much-expected slash ease Ghanaians' economic hardships?
We intend to raise 2 million cedis to fund our defense against abuse — General Secretary, GJA
Government will collapse if Akufo-Addo fails to sack Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta. - Political Analyst, Jonathan Asante Otchere
Topic: 'NDC preparation towards constituency elections' with Chief Hamilton Biney Nixon (deputy National Organizer NDC)
"We deserve more than 21% increase," Anane Boateng, president Ghana National Farmers Association argues.
We'll use our farmlands for galamsey if the government doesn't want to hear us out- Anane boateng.
Which is more likely to keep the local currency strong: an IMF rescue or a syndicated loan from the cocoa sector?
Businesses struggling, I’ll not encourage anyone to start business now – GUTA president
How will the typical Ghanaian handle the present difficulties in light of the Bank of Ghana's policy rate increase to 24.5%?
"Any online medical or dental training falls short of acceptable professional training standards and won't be accepted in Ghana"- Kwasi Kwarteng (PRO, Ministry of Education) on MDC Reasons For Rejecting Certificates Issued By Ukrainian M & D Schools.
Imported Used Cars: Discussing 5 percent extra tax, ban on vehicles older than 5 years.
Galamsey Fight: After rivers, forest and farms: must homes too fall to gold diggers? with Nii Tettey Tetteh. Executive Director- STRANEK.
Second-Hand Goods Ban: Analyzing merits and demerits vis-à-vis dealers' objection to import stoppage with Fred Ampadu, Executive Member. Second Hand Dealers Association of Ghana.
Employment: Assessing SHS graduates' suitability for CHPS compound, other health facilities.
Discussion on school sexual abuse:- "Our school system is such a way that children don't have options to decide" - Bright Appiah (Executive Direction, Child Right International)
Ghana e-Pharmacy Policy: Analyzing benefits and dangers to see if Ghana is ready for use with Dr Michael Kyeremateng, National General Secretary for NPP National Projects Advocacy.
2022 Budget Review: Digesting parts crucial to Ghanaians' everyday lives with Richard Acheampong, (Member, Finance C'ttee) and Stephen Amoah (Member, Finance Committee)
Ghana's Worsening Corruption: Analyzing factors and variable solutions to canker with John Kwabena Agyaho, Coordinator, 2021 Corruption Survey-GSS.
NPP National Elections: Analysing conduct and results vis a vis leadership's warning against bribery with Collins Nana Baidoo, President, Knust TESCON and Christopher Ampadu, Political Analyst.
NPP National Delegates: Profiling a section of the 48 candidates vying for eight positions.
NPP Organizer Nana Boakye and Adu Adjei pit strengths hours before elections with Seth Adu-Adjei (Organizer Hopeful) and Abanga Fuseini Yakubu (Youth Organizer Hopeful).
The COLA Strike: 4 teacher unions on: 5 health service provider unions to join? with Perpetual Owusu- Ampofo (President, GRNMA)
IMF Financial Relief: Fears and expectations of private sector operators with Joseph Padi, PRO, Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA).
Discussion with Bernard Mornah, Former Chairman (PNC) and Dr. Alex Ampaabeng, Tax Expect on Gov't IMF bailout decision and matters arising.
Galamsey In Ghana And How It Has Destroy Our Water Bodies with Ben Ampomah, Ex-excutive Secretary, Water Resources Commission and Kwame Anum, Adom News Reporter; Asukɔdɔ documentary to expose how activities of galamsey has ruined several water bodies.
Arise Ghana Demo: Previewing planned street procession in the light of police objections with Opare Addo- Organizer, Arise Ghana Demo and Paul Boateng, Security Analyst.
Amansie West: Discussing Pakyi No. 2 residents' locking up of assembly revenue office with Nana Agyenim Boateng, Manwerehene, Pakyi No.2.
Ohum Tuesday: Exploring ceremonial paths clearing and mashed yam sprinkling significance.
Changing Climate: Analyzing erratic downpours for ways to minimize negative impacts with Joshua Asamoah- Meteorologist, Ghana Meteorologist Agency.
One-One-One with National Coordinator for the Ghana National Education Campaign Coalition (GNECC), Bernice Mpere-Gyekye On issues and challenges of school feeding Program in Ghana; GNECC urges government to expedite action on payment of of Caterers arrears.
Police Brutalities: How to minimize incidence to ensure efficient peacekeeping with Samuel Nana Appiah, Ex. Director, GISAC and Kofi Adams-MP, Buem.
Terrorist Attacks Prevention; How to Keep Social Media Space Protected From Abuse with Cyber Security Expert, Kwadwo Otchere-Darko.
One-On-One with President of the Caterers Association, Juliana Cudjoe on school feeding programme saga; Caterers stop services over scanty grants, delayed payments.
On phone with Victor Oppong Adjei, President, Poultry Farmers Association of Ghana on Asukodo poultry documentary as Agric Ministry rejects accusation of neglecting poultry farmers.
NPP At Crossroads: Unpacking the Western North NPP Constituency Election with Benjamin Armah, Aspiring Western North Regional Chairman.
NPP Regional Elections: Central Region Candidates and Campaign Issues in Focus with Dr. Joseph Kwabena Essibu, Central Region Chairman Aspirant.
Topic: Achimota Forest, Should portions be released for public facilities development? with Elvis Oppong Mensah, Program Officer( Forest Governance and Climate Change).
On phone with Koo Fori, Bono Correspondent on Nkoranza Clash: One reported dead, 3 injured, all local police personnel withdrawn.
Discussion: Nkoranza youth on rampage over alleged killing of suspect in Police custody.
Ghana Food Security: Reviewing agricultural practices safety and sustainability with Andy Appiah Kubi, Asante Akyem North MP.
Topic: Abossey Okai Relocation: Cause of resistance and how to get spare part dealers buy-in with Clement Boateng, Co-chairman of the Abbosey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association.
Topic: Water, Power Prices: Can consumers bear increases in current hardship? with Stanley Martey, PRO, Ghana Water Company Limited and Kofi Capito, Exec. Secretary, Consumer Protection Agency.
Topic: CLOGSAG Strike Impact: Should Gov't yield to employee's demand to save paralysed MMDAs? with Sam Pyne< Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly and Philip Kwabena Boahene, DCE, Suame Dadieso and Dr. Alex Ampaabeng, Tax Expert.
Topic: Fuel Price Hikes; Investigating claims that transport charges are up 20 percent with William Osei, Chairman, Concern Drivers Union and Emmanuel Ohene Yeboah, General Secretary, GRTCC.
Topic: Journalism In Ghana; Are Media Practitioners Paid Fair Wages? with Fortune Alimi (Executive Editor, Daily Guide) and Adib Saani (Security Analyst).
Fire Service Challenges: Examining 61 deaths to find future prevention with Timothy Osafo-Affum, Public Relations Officer at Ghana National Fire Service.
E-levy Controversy: Analysing mass withdrawal of mobile money and impact on economy with Dr. George Domfeh, Economist and Dr. Alex Ampaabeng, Tax Expert.
Discussion: Meteo Services forecasts and what to expect in coming months with Joshua Asamoah (Central Analysis Forecast Office, Gmet).
Topic: 2024 Election Result- Analyzing EIU’s prediction that NDC can win without Mahama with Godwin Ako Gunn (Deputy National Communication Officer, NDC) and Lawyer Obiri Boahen (Deputy General Secretary, NPP).
Topic: Church Shooting and Robbery: Should church services be held under police protection? with Rev. Emmanuel Barriga, (General Secretary, GPCC) and Adib Saani (Security Expert) and Prophet Kumchacha (Overseer of the Heaven’s Gate Ministry)
State of the Economy: Assessing the facts as delivered by Dr. Bawumia versus reality with Isaac Adjei Mensah, (MP, Wassa East and Former Minister of Road) and Yaw Buaben Asamoah, (Communications Director, NPP).
Discussing Illegal Foreign Exchange Operation- Bank Of Ghana warns business to desist from unauthorized dealings in foreign currency with Joseph Obeng-(President, GUTA) and DR. Richmond Kwame Frimpong, (Economist).
Topic: Impact of Tidal Wave-NADMO alerts that about 400 Kilometers of Ghana's coastline lost with George Ayisi, (PRO, NADMO).
Cost of Doing Business: Focus on impact on production and retail of sachet water with Kwame Agyapong, ( PRO Sachet Water Producers Association).
Discussion: One shot dead, others injured at Akyem Asunafo over galamsey issues with Emmanuel Kyeremah (Resident of Akyem Asunafo).
School Placement Blues-Dissatisfied Parents, Candidates Besiege Placement Solution Centres with Nana Afrah Sika Mensah (Deputy coordinator, Free SHS Secretariat).
Discussion: Passage of the Controversial E-Levy and Matters Arising with Charles Addo (PRO- Mobile Money Agents Association of Ghana) and DR. Alex Ampabeng (Tax Expert).
Review of COVID-19 Restrictions: Reopening of land borders and the way forward with Clement Boateng (2nd vice president, GUTA), Samson Asaki Wingobit (Executive Secretary, IEAG) and KOfi Asante (Country Director, CETSED).
Discussing Ghana-Nigeria Clash: What are Ghana's chances to win this game? with Andy Obeng Myxtro (Presenter, Asempa Sports).
On phone with Fred Oduro-Governance Expert and Dr. Smart Sarpong-Economist, Kumasi Technical University On Expectations of govt's planned measures to mitigate economic crisis.
Discussing Impact of 17% Monetary policy rate on business and lending with Clement Boateng (Vice president, GUTA) and Samson Asaki (Exec. Sec. IEAG).
Discussing NPP Internal Election-NPP's Perspective On Finding Solutions to the Chaos and Agitations with Obiri Boahen (Deputy General Secretary, NPP).
Discussing Ghana-Nigeria: Will Ghana meet FIFA conditions to host arch-rival in Kumasi? with Prof. Dr. Peter Twumasi (Director-General, National Sports Authority) and Kobby Stone (Sports Presenter, Asempa Fm).
Discussion with Simon Akabtai (Bawku Divisonal Police Commander) and Halidu Dasmani (Yorini Radio Reporter) on Bawku Clashes- Three military officers shot while on duty.
Discussing Fuel Price Hike: Will drivers picketing at President’s house prevent looming increase? with Duncan Amoa (Executive Secretary, COPEC) Martin Agyei Korsah-(Member, RTC) and Yaw Berma- (Member of RTC).
Discussing Towing Levy: Should aborted bill be reinstated to clear roads of death-trap vehicles? with Kofi Asante (Executive Director, Center For Transport Security Dialogue).
Topic: Supreme Court Ruling Aftermath-Is Speaker bagbin 'snubbing' deputies to assign work to staffer proper? Discussion with Hon. Andy Kwame Appiah-Kubi (Deputy Minister for Railways Development) and Lawyer Rockson Dafeamekpor, (Member, Constitutional and legal committee).
Assessing Supreme Court ruling on Deputy Speaker’s voting rights with Dr. Christopher Ampadu (Politics Analyst).
On phone with Paul Boateng (Security Analyst)-Discussing Police Indiscipline: How to weed out bad nuts to enhance security service.
On phone with Sheila Minkah Premo (Coverner, Affirmative Action Bill Coalition) Discussing Female’s Rights: Reviewing Ghana’s delayed Affirmative Action Bill to mark Women’s Day.
On phone with Kobby Stonne (Sports Presenter,Asempah Fm), Discussing President’s Cup- Previewing game to explain significance for Ghana’s sports and unity.
Ghana Card Registration: Discussing NDC’s time extension demand vis-à-vis job done so far with Abdul Ganiyu- Head of corporate Affairs, NIA.
Discussion: Fight Against Galamsey-Are arrests and burning of mining devices winning the battle?
Discussing Transport Fares-Do Recent Fuel Price Increase Justify 15 Percent Hike? with Samuel Amoah-PRO GPRTU
Discussing Public Universities Impasse: After UTAG ignored court order to return to work, what next? with Dr. Eric K. K. Abavare- UTAG President, KNUST.
Discussing Youth Unemployment: What are causes, effects and lasting solutions? with Kofi Arko Nokoe.
Topic: Do recent arrest of journalist and commentators threaten constitutional right? with Affail Mooney-GJA President
Discussing Lamashegu Violence: Tension deepens as youth attempt burning cop in his room
Topic: Disaster In Waiting: Moree School still a death-trap, after 2017 C/R calamity with Kwaku Joshua-PTA Chairman And Willyevang Obiri-Awuah-DCE.AAK.
Discussing UTAG Strike Resolution: Can students’ demo force teachers, Gov’t to end action?
Discussing Black Stars Failure Probe: What Parliament must look for to get useful report.
Discussing Unabated Utag Strike- Impact of university teachers' industrial action as 3rd week start.
Discussing Apeatse Explosion Investigation-What To Expect From The Probe Committee Formed By Government?
Discussing Black Stars Future: After Ghana’s historic group stage elimination, what next?
Discussing SIM Card Re-registration brouhaha: Analysing legality and convenience of nationwide exercise.
Discussing STEM Schools: Analyzing Akufo-Addo’s project for need, efficiency and sustainability.
Discussing Terminate Western North regional ministerâs appointment, CLOGSAG tells Akufo-Addo
Discussing âInflatedâ Electricity Bills: Yilo Krobo consumers demo for lasting solutions
Discussing Xavier Sosuâs Case: Previewing possible scenarios ahead of court proceedings
Discussing Ghana Digital Agenda: Political analysis of Veep Bawumiaâs development claims
Topic: MMDCEs Confirmation Fallout: Special Prosecutor grabs Juaben nominee over bribery claims
Discussing Prez Akufo Addo launches initiative to cater for persons affected by clampdown on illegal mining.
Discussing LGBTQ Bill: Group of concerned Ghanaians urge parliament to reject anti-homosexuality bill.
Topic: Ghana Law School: Discussing failed applicantsâ demo, MPs call for directorâs head
Discussing No Ghana Card No Pay - Controller And Account General's Department Warn Government Workers.