Asantehene is only leader showing the way against galamsey – Ken Ashigbey

Speaking on Joy News' PM Express on Monday, he highlighted the Asantehene's recent moves to hold traditional leaders accountable for their involvement in illega

We won’t allow NPP to share drought funds among themselves – Mahama

Former President and National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, has called for strict oversight in the distribution of drought relief f

Some of you are involved; don’t go to illegal miners for campaign funds – Speaker to MPs

‘Poor roads crippling our business’ – Onion traders at Adjen Kotoku cry for help

In a special JoyNews feature, Adjen Kotoku's onion traders urgently appeal to government to fix the road leading to the new onion market, which is severely impa

Lame duck president must address Ghanaians urgently on state of environment – Minority

The Minority in Parliament has called on President Nana Akufo-Addo to urgently address the nation on the current state of Ghana's environment.

Merging VRA, BPA amounts to state capture – Ahmed Ibrahim claims

First Deputy Minority Whip in Parliament, Ibrahim Ahmed, has voiced his opposition to the proposed merger of the Volta River Authority (VRA) and the Bui Power A

Father of stabbed O’Reilly SHS student vows to sue school over son’s death

Enoch Sackey, the father of Edward Sackey, a final-year student of O'Reilly Senior High School who was fatally stabbed during an altercation on campus, has vowe

Galamsey: NDC polluted water more than us – Annoh Dompreh

The issue of illegal mining, popularly known as 'galamsey', has once again ignited intense debate in the Parliament, leading to heated exchanges between members

‘We need answers!’ – Family of stabbed O’Reilly SHS student demands justice

The family of a final-year student of O'Reilly Senior High School who was stabbed is demanding justice.

Form 3 O’Reilly SHS student stabbed to death by colleague

A final-year student of O'Reilly Senior High School was stabbed to death by his mate on Monday, September 2.