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Osei Owusu: removal of key clauses has made anti-LGBTQ Bill toothless
Ross Osei Owusu, a member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) legal team, has expressed concern over changes made to the country’s newly passed anti-LGBTQ bill, arguing that key punitive provisions contained in an earlier version of the legislation have been removed. Speaking on The Forum on Asaase Radio, following Parlia...
Catholic Bishops condemn ‘public nudity’ at Karnival Kingdom Festival
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has strongly criticised events at the Karnival Kingdom Festival held from April 22 to 28, 2026, describing scenes of public nudity as unacceptable and a breach of Ghanaian law. In a statement, the Conference said it had taken note of the development, particularly the presence of p...
Overcooked meals depriving Ghanaians of vital nutrients — Nova Wellness CEO
A Ghanaian chiropractor and Chief Executive Officer of Nova Wellness Centre, Dr Naa Asheley Ashietey, has called on Ghanaians to rethink their eating habits, warning that excessive cooking of food may be depriving the body of essential nutrients needed for optimal health.
Lovebirds in NDC politics? Dafeamekpor’s birthday message to Ebi Bright sets social media ablaze
In Ghanaian politics, alliances are common, loyalty is strategic and public displays of affection are rare.
Sex toys saving a lot of marriages – Nana Yaa Jantuah
Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Jantuah has sparked conversation after stating that sex toys are increasingly being used by married women to help sustain their relationships, especially in situations where spouses are often away from home. Speaking on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem, she said she has been approached by several wome...
Don’t force reconciliation during pregnancy – Counsellor Angie warns amid unresolved trauma
Counselling psychologist and educationist, Counselor Angie, has cautioned against pressuring a 32-year-old expectant mother to reconcile with her own mother, stressing that the estrangement is rooted in deep emotional trauma rather than defiance.
Health Ministry warns nursing training college heads over admission quotas, timeline breaches
The Ministry of Health is warning of strict compliance with admission guidelines issued to heads of health training institutions for this year’s admission window. Director of Human Resources at the Ministry, Frederick Mensah-Acheampong, says adherence to established guidelines, particularly regarding admission quotas a...
Makeup Ghana launches first-ever Ghana beauty & wellness index to fill critical data gap
Makeup Ghana Commissions Landmark Industry Index to Quantify Beauty & Wellness Sector’s Economic Impact in Accra.
The Problem with Nutrition Advice on Social Media – Lessons from a study among University Students
The way people learn about food is changing, moving beyond lecture halls and health facilities into the everyday spaces of our phones, where a scroll, a swipe, or a short video can shape what we think and do about nutrition. Access to nutrition information has never been easier, but ease of access does not always guara...
Central Region moves to tackle cholera outbreak
The Central Regional Health Directorate has launched an intensive public-education campaign urging stakeholders to strengthen cholera-prevention measures across the region. The initiative targeted market women, traders, associations, food vendors, schools, communities, traditional and religious leaders with hygiene dem...
Government intensifies maternal mortality campaign, emergency care training
The government has intensified efforts to reduce maternal deaths and strengthen emergency healthcare delivery in the Northern Region as part of measures to build a healthier society. The Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah, is leading a series of community engagements and supporting specialised nursing t...
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We don’t care about World Bank, gov’t issues – Weija residents on delayed Children’s Hospital [Audio]
Haruna Amidu, a resident of Weija, has called on government to immediately open the completed Weija-Gbawe Children’s Hospital, describing its continued closure as a waste of resources. Speaking in an interview on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem, he said residents are not interested in ongoing disagreements between government, the...