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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

  1. 3 DAGE SIDEN

    Ghana at 69: How will the US–Israel–Iran conflict hit us locally? Are we ready for the fallout?

    We depend on imports for fuel, food, and other essentials. If the war escalates, prices could soar and life here could feel the squeeze. So, what do you think, are we too dependent on other countries?

    1 t. 42 min.

  2. 5 DAGE SIDEN

    We’ve cut down on several expenses for the upcoming World Cup. We will do what is necessary, but we will remain prudent– Kofi Adams

    Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, says cost-cutting measures have been implemented ahead of the World Cup to ensure responsible spending. Meanwhile, amid tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran, he has assured Ghanaians that the Black Queens are safe, not under any threat, and will play their next matches in Dubai

    1 t. 49 min.

  3. 26. FEB.

    The Tree Crop Sector is a Money-Making Avenue If Investments Are Made — Dr. Andy Osei Okrah

    Chief Executive Officer of the Tree Crops Development Authority, Andy Osei Okrah, has highlighted the strong economic potential of Ghana’s tree crop sector. He emphasised that with the right level of investment, the sector can generate significant revenue, create jobs, and boost national development.

    1 t. 44 min.

  4. 24. FEB.

    How Can Student Hooliganism Be Stopped?

    Awutu Obrachire clash highlights the growing problem of student violence. This discussion looks at what must be done to prevent such incidents, holding schools, authorities, and communities accountable for creating safe and disciplined learning environments

    1 t. 41 min.

  5. 19. FEB.

    Ghana’s Cocoa Sector in Crisis: What Next?

    An in-depth look at the challenges facing Ghana’s cocoa industry, from declining production to financial pressures on Ghana Cocoa Board, and the practical steps needed to restore stability, boost farmer confidence, and secure the sector’s future

    1 t. 40 min.

  6. 19. FEB.

    Protect Ghanaians and Invest in Local Tomato Farming – Michael Okyere Baafi

    Michael Okyere Baafi urges the government to invest in tomato farming locally to prevent Ghanaians from risking their lives in Burkina Faso. He also calls on the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, National Security, and Interior to have warned citizens about the dangers and recommends a parliamentary inquiry into the tragic attack that reportedly killed 10 Ghanaian traders last Saturday

    1 t. 43 min.

  7. 18. FEB.

    Vote Buying: What Does the Law Really Say?

    Reflecting on the Ayawaso East By-Election, concerns about high vote inducement highlight the need for stronger enforcement and political accountability. Let’s delve into this and other key issues shaping our democracy and national development

    1 t. 45 min.

  8. 10. FEB.

    I am still confident in my polls on Ayawaso East. It wouldn't have failed if not for vote buying and money influence – Mussa Dankwah

    Mussa Dankwah claims his survey influenced the vote buying in Ayawaso East and Baba Jamal paid after his polls showed he was losing. In this episode, he discusses the role of his polls, the impact of financial influence on the elections, and raises tough questions about integrity and accountability in the Ayawaso East by-elections

    1 t. 36 min.
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Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

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    Multimedia Ghana
  • Aktive år
    2019 - 2026
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