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World Drugs Day: Ghana’s Fight Against Illicit Drugs: Listen as we discuss Ghana’s progress in combating illicit drugs with Lawyer Twum Barimah, Deputy Director of the Narcotics Control Commission. Hear about key challenges, major seizures, and ongoing efforts to protect the nation’s security and health. An important conversation on a critical issue affecting Ghana today
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There’s growing confusion surrounding reports that some former MMDCEs have endorsed Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia ahead of the NPP flagbearership race scheduled for January 2026. While some of them have come out to firmly deny these claims, insisting they haven’t endorsed anyone, others maintain that they fully support Dr. Bawumia’s bid. Listen as we delve into the details, clarify the facts, and explore what this means for the internal dynamics of the NPP heading into the 2026 race.
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Some private schools are set to be included in Ghana’s Free SHS Policy. Listen us as we explore the implications of this development—examining whether private schools should be part of the government’s free Senior High School initiative, and weighing the potential benefits and challenges. What impact could this have on access to quality education, government funding, and the future of both private and public schools in Ghana?
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Ghana's new fuel levy has sparked heated debates - is it a necessary measure for national development or an added burden on citizens? We dive into the implications, exploring how this policy affects everyday Ghanaians, the economy, and the country's future. Listen to the conversation as we weigh the pros and cons and examine the fallout from this contentious decision.
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Let’s dive into the hot topic shaking headlines across Ghana — the government's introduction of a new GH¢1 fuel levy per litre. Billed as a solution to the crippling $3.1 billion energy sector debt, the move has sparked widespread debate, especially given past criticisms of similar levies like the E-Levy. Is this a necessary step toward fixing our energy sector, or a contradiction of earlier promises? Why is this policy drawing so much attention now — and what are Ghanaians saying? Listen as we explore the policy, the politics, and the public reaction
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The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has re-declared former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta wanted effective Monday, June 2, 2025.
The declaration follows Mr. Ofori-Atta’s failure to honour the OSP’s invitation for interrogation, violating an earlier agreement.
Addressing a press conference, the Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, stated that his patience with Mr. Ofori-Atta has run out, citing repeated delays and non-compliance on the part of the latter.
“We want him here physically. We have indulged him for long, and it ends here,” he stated.
The former minister was initially expected to appear before the OSP today as part of efforts to resolve his legal issues with the office.
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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi
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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi
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Do you know about the health risks associated with the absence of front-of-pack food warning labels in Ghana? Listen for an insightful session where experts will dive deep into how this impacts consumer choices and public health. Don't miss out on the opportunity to understand the importance of clear food labeling and how it can protect our health.
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Listen as we take a closer look at former President John Mahama’s proposed code of conduct for political appointees and how it stands in relation to the recent public controversy involving Sammy Gyamfi and Nana Agradaa. What standards should appointees uphold, and how do public spats like this reflect on party image and leadership? Join the conversation as we break it all down
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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi
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Listen as we discuss and shed light on the NPP’s perspective regarding the “Save the Judiciary” demonstration and gain insights into the party’s ongoing nationwide thank you tour. Dr. Charles Dwamena, National Treasurer of the NPP, joins us to delve into these important issues, offering clarity on the party’s position and its engagement with the Ghanaian public
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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi
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In this episode, we dive deep into the critical topic of birth and death registration. Join us as Emmanuel Nortey Botchway, Head of Projects at the Births and Deaths Registry, discusses the legal consequences of obtaining documents through fraudulent means. Learn about the importance of accurate civil registration and the steps the government is taking to protect the integrity of these essential records. Listen for an insightful conversation on a matter that affects us all
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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi
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