Veteran journalist Kwesi E. Baako has challenged the Minority in Parliament over what he described as its selective approach to national issues, urging the caucus to pay greater attention to critical challenges affecting Ghanaians. Speaking on his current affairs programme on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Baako questioned why the Minority appears to prioritize political […]
Military analyst Major Derrick Oduro has offered an in-depth explanation of why Burkina Faso decided to end its diplomatic relationship with France, describing the move as the result of years of growing mistrust, security concerns, and demands for greater national sovereignty. Speaking on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha with Kwesi E Baako, Major Oduro, relations
Media personality Kwesi Baako has reiterated his criticism of A-Plus, stressing that elected public officials are accountable to the people who voted them into office. Speaking on his program on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Kwesi Baako stated that “your constituents are your boss, not the other way round,” emphasizing that Members of Parliament and
The Ghana Police Service has removed unauthorized sirens and strobe lights from 188 vehicles during a special enforcement exercise in Kumasi aimed at improving road safety and ensuring compliance with traffic regulations. The operation targeted vehicles illegally fitted with emergency warning devices, which are reserved for authorized security and emergency service vehicles. Police said the
The Head of Department at St. Monica’s College of Education, Madam Akosua Baah, has stated that a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is now the basic academic qualification required to teach in colleges. Speaking in an interview on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Madam Baah explained that the increasing emphasis on higher academic standards and quality
Guinea-Bissau’s military-led government has announced that a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at expanding presidential powers will be put to a nationwide referendum on August 30. The decision was confirmed in a decree issued on Monday, several months after the military seized power in November, overthrowing the country’s president just days after a presidential election and
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is taking steps to establish a new political party, marking a significant departure from his former ally, Ousmane Sonko, as tensions within the country’s leadership continue to escalate ahead of crucial local elections and constitutional reforms. A coalition aligned with President Faye announced on Friday that he has directed senior
Political analyst Dr. Kwadwo Oppong Wadie has said African countries have long failed to fully benefit from their natural resources, arguing that this has contributed to Burkina Faso’s decision to cut ties with France and pursue greater control over its resource wealth. Speaking on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha with host Kwesi E. Baako, Dr.
Kofi Koranteng has argued that the government bears the greatest responsibility in the fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, questioning how heavy machinery used for the activity enters the country. Speaking on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha with Kwesi E. Baako, Koranteng asked, “Do the machines used for galamsey fly themselves into the
Kofi Koranteng has called for stronger leadership, arguing that many of the country’s persistent challenges are the result of poor governance and ineffective decision-making. Speaking during an interview on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha with host Kwesi E Baako, Koranteng said, “We are surrounded by stupid problems, and if you don’t have stupid leaders, you
