By: Ruth Tang The Judicial Service of Ghana has given media outlets full access to court proceedings about the controversial Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill 2024, known as the anti-gay Bill. This means radio and TV stations can now cover all relevant court happenings about the bill. The decision aims to keep people in the loop and make …

By: Ruth Tang Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has unveiled discrepancies in the portrayal of Labadi Beach Hotel’s financial health, opposing government claims of its need for external investment.With access to a decade’s worth of financial records and the 2023 management account, Ablakwa asserts that Labadi Beach Hotel is financially robust, contrary to government assertions. Labadi …

By: Ruth Tang The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme has initiated training sessions for Kayayeis through the Kayayei Empowerment Programme, under the guidance of the Office of the Vice President, in Madina and Ashaiman. Starting on Tuesday, May 28, the training aims to benefit 5,000 individuals, with 600 participants per monthly cohort, continuing until December 2024. The curriculum covers various …