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Nana Kwabena Ampratwum delivers a strong message to President John Dramani Mahama, calling on him to remember and fulfill the promises made to Ghanaians. In this episode, we unpack his concerns, the expectations surrounding the Mahama administration, and the growing public demand for accountability, delivery, and tangible results. What promises are at stake, and is the government doing enough to meet the expectations of the people?

The Rent Control Department has inspected private hostels to assess their living conditions and rental charges. In this episode, we examine what the inspection revealed, concerns surrounding hostel prices, and what it could mean for students and other tenants.

Road deaths continue to rise, and the way pedestrians cross roads is becoming a serious concern. In this episode, we examine risky crossing habits, pedestrian behaviour, driver responsibility, and what can be done to make our roads safer for everyone.

“Ghana Police must swiftly arrest and prosecute the man who assaulted the detained pastor. Such lawlessness must not go unpunished.”- Akokoa

The rising number of unqualified practitioners performing caesarean sections is contributing to Ghana’s high maternal mortality rate. Irresponsible behaviour among some pregnant women and inadequate healthcare facilities are also factors. - Deputy Education Minister, Grace Ayensu-Danquah