PODCAST · business
Dwaso Nsem
by Multimedia Ghana
Conversations on issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian
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NPP's Agona West Constituency Organiser David Esando, picked up for making a post “dumsor is back” – Nana B
CID claims they have no idea about the whereabouts of NPP's Agona West Constituency Organiser David Esando after he was picked up by armed men following their invitation - Nana B
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Why Mention the Name of the Minor in Your Statement? — Abena Pokua Ahwenee Questions the Handling of the Case by the Ghana Police Service
Abena Pokua Ahwenee has criticized the Ghana Police Service over the handling of a sensitive abuse case involving a police inspector and his daughter. She alleges that audio recordings exist in which the officer admits to the act while also emotionally pressuring the family to withdraw the case. Her concerns also focus on the protection and privacy of the minor involved
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Police Inspector Allegedly Defiles 10-Year-Old Daughter, Causes Her To Do Abortions, And Infects Her With HIV
A shocking and disturbing case that has sparked outrage and renewed conversations about child abuse, parental responsibility, and justice. A police Inspector allegedly defiles his 10-year-old daughter, causes her to do abortions, and infects her with HIV
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I'm Surprised That Doctors And Nurses Left My Brother to Die Because That's Not the Behaviour of Health Practitioners - Dr. Matilda Amissah
Our family has not decided if we want to sue the hospitals responsible for my brother's death, but the sanctions will not bring him back either - Dr. Matilda Amissah (Sister of Charles Amissah)
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I Apologize For My Comment On Transferring Culprits To The North For Giving Permits To Build In Ramsar Sites — Linda Ocloo
Greater Accra Regional MinisterGreater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo, has issued an apology following her earlier remark about transferring officials to the North as punishment for approving illegal constructions in Ramsar sites.
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Sanction Hostel Operators Who Breach the Rent Act - Rashid Ibrahim (NUGS President)
Rent Control must launch an immediate investigation into the pricing structure of hostel facilities within and around tertiary institutions across the country - Rashid Ibrahim (NUGS President)
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It Is Cruel To Allow Students Write 10 Subject In Five Days During BECE - Dr. Benjamin Otchere-Ankrah
Some Teachers teach better in extra classes than in normal Classes, they put more energy into extra lessons because normal class is considered salary work, but extra lessons feel like business when money enters their pockets directly
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Preparing for Motherhood: Understanding What to Do Before, During, and After Pregnancy
Join us for an insightful and practical discussion on the journey of pregnancy, from pre-conception through pregnancy and into the postnatal season. This session will explore the key steps, health practices, emotional readiness, and essential care needed at every stage to support both mother and baby
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Nurses at Mother and Child Hospital Treated Me Like a Child for Asking Them to Save my Pregnant Daughter's Life - Mother of the Deceased
A pregnant woman in labour has died after health workers at Kasoa Mother and Child Hospital allegedly denied her request for a caesarean section due to a lack of beds in the ward
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Narcotics Commission is One of The Enviable Institutions People Look up to Today - Lawyer Twum Barimah
Anyone caught dealing in drugs will remain in our custody, regardless of any intervention by influential individuals - Lawyer Twum Barimah, Deputy Director General of the Ghana Narcotics Control Commission
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PTA Clarifies: Teachers Not Allowed to Collect PTA Dues from Students
Deputy Public Relations Officer of the PTA, Irene Sam, has stated that it is illegal for teachers to demand PTA dues directly from students. She also added that the PTA is not aware of any official directive allowing teachers to collect such payments, urging proper channels to be followed in all PTA-related contributions
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It is Senseless to Turn Black Stars Coach’s House at Airport Residential into a Technical Office – George Afriyie
Former GFA Vice President George Afriyie claims the association pays rent for Black Stars coaches while there is an official coach’s house available, raising concerns about how resources are being managed.
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I Will Donate GHS 10,000 to Help Stock the Pharmacy with Medicines - Samuel Kojo Brace
Government would be lying to us if they say Bokro Agenda 111 hospital is empty - Samuel Kojo Brace
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Why the Debate Over Who Pays Black Stars Coach Hotel Bills? — Nana Sarfo Oduro Questions
GFA Executive Council Member Nana Sarfo Oduro has raised concerns over public interest in who covers accommodation costs for the Black Stars coach. He also noted that the official coach’s house is currently being used by the GFA technical department, as discussions continue over housing arrangements and related expenditures within the team setup.
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I Have No Problem with Government Getting Investors for VALCO – Daniel Titus-GLover (Fmr MD, VALCO)
GIADEC shouldn’t be the only entity leading the search for investors for VALCO, it should be a consultative conversation – Daniel Titus-GLover (Fmr MD, VALCO)
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Tithe is Not by Force – Right Rev. Bishop Bosomtwe Ayensu (Former Methodist Bishop)
A viral video from Wesley Cathedral Methodist Church in Sunyani has ignited widespread debate after a female member openly challenged church leadership over its tithing policy during a meeting. The incident has since sparked broader conversations on tithing, accountability, and church welfare systems, alongside reactions to comments by Right Rev. Bishop Bosomtwe Ayensu that tithing should not be by force
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Man Arrested After Daring Attempt to Steal Police Armoured Vehicle at Nkawie Market
Ebenezer Frimpong has been arrested for allegedly attempting to steal a Ghana Police Service armoured vehicle at Nkawie Market. Reports indicate the suspect took advantage of a brief moment when the driver stepped away, leaving the engine running
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NPRA Boss Deserves Commendation Rather Than Condemnation - Abass Nurudeen
NPRA boss hasn’t bought new V8, they’ve purchased Prado, pickups and saloon cars – Abass Nurudeen (CEO, Social Investment Fund and Spokesperson, NPRA Boss)
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Government Didn’t Touch Taxes and Margins on Fuel When Reducing the Price – Riverson Oppong (CEO, COMAC)
Fuel prices have been reduced following government intervention, absorbing up to GH¢2 per litre of diesel and 36 pesewas per litre of petrol
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Judges Must Desist From Taken Sides With Politicians - Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah ESQ
Judge handling Baba Amando’s case is not committed to delivering a fair judgment - Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah ESQ, MP for Manhyia South
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You Will Always be on Strike if You Believe in The Promises of The NDC - Hon. Charles Forson
Though I support the NPP, I don’t want the NDC to fail because their success means progress for the country, not setbacks - Hon. Charles Forson, MP for Tema Central
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AI System at Port: Government Seems More Interested in the Revenue That the Collapse of Ghanaian Businesses – Clement Boateng
If going on strike will demonstrate to government how traders are affected by the introduction of Republican AI, then so be it – Clement Boateng (GUTA President)
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“Aban Papa Aba Because Fuel Would Have Been GHS20 Per Litre if the NPP Were Still in Power” — Felix Kwakye Ofosu
NPP can't blame the increment of fuel prices on the Russia-Ukraine war, but NDC can blame it on the USA-Iran war.” — Felix Kwakye Ofosu Minister of State for Government Communications
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You’ll be Arrested and Prosecuted if You’re Caught Using Voxy for Long Journey Once the Law is Implemented – Abraham Amaliba
Voxy was made for family rounds within the city not for commercial purposes – Abraham Amaliba (Acting Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority)
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LGBTQ Bill: Everything Can’t be Number One on the Priority List - Ahmed Ibrahim
LGBTQ Bill will be passed and accented by end of the year - Ahmed Ibrahim (Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs)
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NPP Has no Right to Speak on Issues Facing Ghanaians - Agbesi Notse, NDC
A strong political statement from Agbesi Notse of the NDC has sparked debate, claiming the NPP has no right to comment on issues affecting Ghanaians. But is this stance justified, or should every political party have a voice in national matters regardless of their track record?
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“I Want LGBTQ+ as a Priority” – Peter Yaw Kwakye-Ackah
NDC must remain firm on its resetting agenda or risk a return to the old, flawed system, according to Peter Yaw Kwakye-Ackah
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Dwaso Nsem
Conversations on national issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian
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NDC Government Is All About Settings - George Kwame Aboagye
I don't subscribe to sole sourcing for road construction - George Kwame Aboagye (MP, Asene/Manso/Akroso)
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John Dramani Mahama Must Not Hesitate to Sign Ant-LGBTQ Bill Just as he Promised – Rev. Opuni-Frimpong
This isn't the time for International Relations, make LGBTQ Bill a priority - Rev. Opuni-Frimpong tells John Dramani Mahama
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LGBTQ+ Issues Not Our Priority; We’re Focused on Basic Needs – Mahama Tells CSOs
President John Mahama has called for calm and measured dialogue in Ghana’s ongoing discussions on LGBTQ+ issues, stressing that while the topic is important, it should not overshadow more pressing national concerns
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NDC’s Resetting Agenda Is A Scam - Titus Glover
NDC is now involved in open thiefry - Titus Glover, Former Greater Accra Regional Minister
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Is John Dramani Mahama more important than Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo? Ellen Ama Deku questions NDC on private jet use
Okudzeto Ablakwa asked Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to fly with an aircraft with a broken engine - Ellen Ama Deku
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Galamsey Thrives on Politics; The Fight Goes Nowhere if We Don’t Act — Paa Kwesi Schandorf
Paa Kwesi Schandorf, Media Relations Officer at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, warns that illegal mining (galamsey) continues to flourish due to political backing from both sides. He stresses that removing political interference is crucial for the fight against environmental destruction to succeed
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Confidence in Leadership: Mahama Poised for National Progress
Akwasi Addai-Odike expresses strong confidence in John Dramani Mahama’s leadership, believing it will steer the nation toward meaningful progress and development. Citizens and supporters are hopeful for the positive changes his leadership promises to deliver.
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Korle Bu is Following the Government's Directive to Attend to Patients Whether There Are Beds or Not — Tony Goodman PRO Ministry of Health
“Health Minister says if looking after patients on the floor will make them better before getting a bed, he prefers that” — Tony Goodman PRO Ministry of Health
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Produce Tomatoes and Let’s See — John Awuni challenges Agric Minister
John Awuni, Executive President of the Food and Beverages Association (FABAG), has criticized the Ministry of Agriculture for what he describes as a lack of meaningful communication following the recent attack on tomato traders adding that President John Dramani Mahama should reconsider his position if he fails to deliver
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Tomato Crisis Looms Local Supply May Not Meet Demand
With Burkina Faso suspending tomato exports, local traders warn that Ghana’s supply is insufficient to fill the gap. Ama Safowaa, a tomato seller, cites irrigation challenges as a major reason why farmers can’t produce the preferred “Burkina tomatoes,” raising concerns over potential shortages and rising prices
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Report or Stay Quiet? The Rent Debate Heats Up
President John Dramani Mahama is urging tenants to report landlords who charge illegal rent advances, but is it that simple? This discussion explores the realities of the Rent Act, the risks tenants may face, and whether reporting landlords is truly a practical solution without a backup plan
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Ashanti Regional Minister Moves with Three Vans, Two with Bloggers, One with Traditional Media – Sam Payne
Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, is a TikTok Minister; he has done nothing spectacular in the Ashanti Region since his appointment – Sam Payne
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Judge is Using Bail as Punishment on Freddie Blay - Gregory Asiedu Esq
Freddie Blay had no notice of summons before the bench warrant for his arrest - Gregory Asiedu Esq (Lawyer for Freddie Blay)
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I Didn’t Fall, I Was Pushed — Woman Alleges Assault by Bills Micro-Credit
Hagar, a borrower of GH₵10,000 from Bills Micro-Credit, says she was violently assaulted over the GH₵300 she still owed. Speaking on Dwaso Nsem, she insists the company must compensate her before she withdraws her case from the police. Her story has gone viral, raising concerns about abuse and consumer protection
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Kumasi Youth Are Drinking a Local Concoction That Kills Rats in 24 Hours – Prof. Cynthia Amaning Danquah
Prof. Cynthia Amaning Danquah of the Department of Pharmacology warns that vendors selling this dangerous concoction refuse to drink it themselves. The drink was tested on rats and can be fatal to humans. Do you think stricter regulation is needed to protect the youth?
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I Didn’t Take Any Government Land as Interior Minister—Henry Quartey
Former Interior Minister and former Greater Accra Regional Minister Henry Quartey has denied claims that he personally benefited from government land allocations during his tenure.
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Landlords Must Seek Approval From Rent Control Before Increasing Rent – Fredrick Opoku
According to Fredrick Opoku, Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, landlords limit their powers by adhering to Ghana’s rental laws when letting out their properties. Compliance ensures fairness and legal protection for both landlords and tenants.
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There’s Money in Ghana, Pay CLOGSAG What is Due Them! – Abena Pokuah
Abena Pokuah highlights the ongoing issue with CLOGSAG, urging the government and stakeholders to fulfill their financial obligations. Members of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) have embarked on an indefinite nationwide strike. The strike action is in protest against what the association describes as persistent delays in implementing their agreed conditions of service
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MPs Spend More Than They Earn In Their Constituencies - Felix Kwakye Ofosu
Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister for Government Communications, has highlighted that some Members of Parliament often spend beyond their means while serving their constituencies. Abena Opokua Ahweneε has responded, suggesting that MPs consider resigning if the financial burden becomes overwhelming, to relieve themselves of stress and excessive responsibility. Do you agree with this?
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Ghana at 69: Time to Reflect and Celebrate
As Ghana marks 69 years of independence, it’s a moment to reflect on our achievements, challenges, and the journey ahead. Should we be proud of how far we’ve come? Join the discussion as we celebrate our nation, acknowledge our growth, and think about what it truly means to be Ghanaian today
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Family Planning Left me with BP - Lydia Koowa Quaye (Queen Mother, Kaneshie Market)
Men should go for vasectomy and allow women rest - Lydia Koowa Quaye (Queen Mother, Kaneshie Market)
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ECG Assures the Public of Meter Accuracy Amid Billing Concerns
Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has assured customers and stakeholders that its metering and billing systems meet strict national and international standards, following recent concerns raised by some prepaid customers.
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