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132
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Oct 2026
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Conversations on issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian
Kumawu MP Ernest Yaw Anim is urging the Ghana Education Service and the Ghana Police Service to take immediate action against the headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical School, insisting that the matter must be handled without political interference
Kumasi Mayor Richard Ofori-Agyemang Boadi recounts the steps he says he took after rape rumours involving the headmaster of Obuasi Sec Tech emerged, including advising him to stop allowing girls into his home and asking for his removal.
NPP National Second Vice Chairman Henry Nana Boakye, popularly known as Nana B, has accused Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa of failing to account for GH₵16.4 million allocated for the evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa, out of the GH₵50 million presented to Parliament.
NDC accused Dr. Bossman Asare of being a TESCON patron when they had no evidence, but have appointed Emelia Afi Agbenyo who's dressed in NDC party colours to be EC boss - Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover (National Organiser, NPP)
Nana Yaa Jantuah argues that an eight-month jail term for preaching in trotro is unjustified, insisting there is no data to prove that the practice causes road accidents. Should preaching in public transport be criminalised, or is the punishment excessive? Listen as she shares her views on the issue.
Ranking Member of Parliament’s Youth and Sports Committee, Vincent Ekow Asafuah, has accused officials of turning Ghana’s 2026 World Cup visa process into a business venture, demanding accountability from Sports Minister Kofi Adams.
Agnes Abeidua of the Controlled Food Suppliers Association says she is unable to stay home because banks she owes are constantly on her neck, adding that she sometimes has to beg for food. Abena Pokua is also asking the Vice President: “You promised women a listening ear. Today, women are asking to be heard; where are you?”
Communications Director of La Pleasure Beach, Abdul Rahman Ashitey, says vendors affected by the demolition are not seeking compensation but want their jobs back. He also questions how compensation can be determined when the committee to investigate the La Pleasure demolition has not yet been constituted.
National President of TUTAG, Prof. Adenuchi Deodat, says they will only return to class if the government meets their demands. He says the government was notified on August 14 about the pension money owed to contracted members for two years, but nothing has been done
NPP National Chairman-elect John Boadu says he does not believe the party can be described as broke, arguing that many wealthy individuals in the country are members of the NPP
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