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This week, we discuss the devastating humanitarian crisis taking place in the Gaza strip and the urgent need for a ceasefire now.

Breaking down the cost renal patients would have to shoulder to stay alive in the country if the new charges are approved; Dr. Sarpong Asiedu said patients would need to raise 85,000 cedis annually to get treatment.

From a massive super delegates’ congress win in August to the promise of a showdown from one of the contestants, the long-awaited moment is...

From a massive super delegates’ congress win in August to the promise of a showdown from one of the contestants, the long-awaited moment is...

“It’s becoming painful and exhausting listening to the patients talk. I cannot only help but ask myself do we have leaders in this country and I say that without missing words,” he said on Newsnight on Joy FM.

Eighteen candidates, including a woman, are on the ballot for Saturday's governorship election in Kogi State

Former President Mahama’s Search For A Second Term

The Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) reached a significant milestone this year as it celebrated its 25th anniversary on April 1, 2023.

Following the amendment of the 2008 Act establishing the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), six Civil Society Organizations have rejected the request from the Executive to grant direct prosecutorial power to the Commission.

The policy think-tank observed internal party electioneering processes financed by certain individuals within the party tends to change the dynamics of a party's internal politics.