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I formed The Base Movement because Kennedy Agyapong's ideas are too big to go to waste. He must become president to bring it to fruition — George Oti Bonsu

A discussion on the ongoing clash between the port transport union and the Ghana Highways Authority over the new axle load regulations

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

Discussions with the Ghana Union of Traders’ Associations highlight growing concerns among traders about the impact of Publican AI at the ports. Some members say the system is affecting business operations and making trading more challenging, as calls continue for improvements and a more balanced approach

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

Michael Obiri Adjei has stated that while there is no objection to the government using AI to generate revenue, deploying AI at the ports is illegal and could lead to the collapse of businesses. He emphasizes the need for caution to protect the interests of traders and the economy.

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

Isaac Adjei Mensah has defended the sole-sourcing of Big Push projects, emphasizing that it will not promote corruption. He pledged strict oversight to ensure the projects are executed efficiently and transparently, reassuring the public of accountability in implementation

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

In this discussion, Samuel Adimado sheds light on recent claims about a suspension in cocoa purchases in Ghana. The conversation explores the facts behind the allegations, the potential impact on farmers and buyers, and the measures being taken by stakeholders to ensure transparency and continuity in the cocoa supply chain

Review and analysis of pertinent national issues in Twi

In this discussion, we examine the new Community Service Act and how it could influence crime reduction. Is community service a better alternative to imprisonment for some offences? Join the conversation as we explore its benefits, challenges, and potential impact on society

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?