Kwesi E. Baako has taken a swipe at broadcaster Captain Smart over comments linking the arrest of Abu Trica to potential vote losses for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the upcoming elections. Speaking on his Ikulcha Radio/TV programme, Baako described Captain Smart’s claims as irresponsible and speculative. He argued that suggesting the arrest of […]
The 99th cycle of the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) cash award payments has been initiated by the government, with nationwide distribution starting on Monday, December 22, 2025. Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, the Minister for Gender, Children, and Social Protection, announced the disbursement of GH¢139,329,463.37 for the current payment cycle during a press
West Africa continues to grapple with a wave of military coups that have unsettled democratic governance across the sub-region. From Mali and Burkina Faso to Niger and Guinea, elected governments have been overthrown amid public frustration over insecurity, economic hardship, and perceived leadership failure. These developments have reignited debate about the relevance and credibility of
Award-winning young farmer Dada Alex has responded to critics questioning his recognition as the Best Farmer in Mampong, stating that such comments stem from a lack of understanding of modern and practical farming. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV with Kwesi E. Baako, Dada Alex made it clear that his achievements are the result of hard work,
Speaking on Ikulcha Radio TV/FM in a discussion with Kwesi E. Baako, Dr. Kwadwo Oppong Wadie argued that the introduction of democracy in Africa failed to adequately consider the continent’s unique social structures, cultural values, and historical experiences. According to him, while democracy as a concept promotes participation and accountability, its wholesale adoption from Western
Major Derrick Oduro (RTD), former Deputy Minister of Defence, has attributed the recent wave of military coups in the West African sub-region to persistent bad governance. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV in an interview with Kwesi E. Baako, he argued that the breakdown of democratic order in several countries did not occur in isolation but was
The Accra High Court dropped an injunction on highlife legend Daddy Lumba’s burial plans, allowing the service to go tomorrow, ending what was predicted to be a significant blow for his larger family. In a decision rendered earlier today, the court emphasized that the case’s merits must be appropriately taken into account and
Media personality Nana Kwadwo Jantuah has sparked conversation about the state of journalism in Ghana during an appearance on Ikulcha Radio/TV with host Kwesi E Baako, where he highlighted the persistent problem of low remuneration in the industry. According to Jantuah, the financial realities for many Ghanaian media practitioners are harsh. He noted that only
Nana Kwadwo Jantuah, a seasoned journalist, has praised the growing media literacy among Ghanaians, noting that citizens are now more discerning and selective about the media houses they rely on for information. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV, he highlighted a significant shift in the public’s approach to news consumption, driven by increased awareness and exposure to
Allegations have emerged that residents of Fiaso were subjected to a brutal crackdown by individuals claiming to be national security operatives. According to eyewitness accounts, the operatives reportedly stormed the community, using excessive force and intimidation against unarmed civilians, prompting fear, anger, and calls for justice among locals. Reports say some of the residents were
