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
Journalist Nana Jantuah has shared his views on the state of media freedom in Ghana under President John Mahama, one year into his administration. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV with host Kwesi E Baako, Jantua stated that the media space has seen a notable shift in how security agencies are expected to engage with journalists. According
Abraham Kwaku Edusei, an 82-year-old well-known farmer from Kwahu Afram Plains, was named the 2025 Best Farmer and received a lot of recognition for his many years of service to Ghana’s food producing industry. At this year’s National Farmers’ Day event, the seasoned farmer, whose service to agriculture spans more than 60 years, was recognized
The current West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results are extremely concerning, and President John Dramani Mahama has ordered the Education Minister to perform a thorough review of the data. During the National Launch of STEMBox for Basic Schools on December 4, the president stated that an explanation for the sudden decline in performance
Former Transport Minister Asenso Boakye has shed light on why successive governments have struggled to implement the Build, Operate, and Transfer (BOT) model for road construction in Ghana. Speaking in an interview with Kwesi E. Baako on Ikulcha TV, he explained that although the BOT system was introduced to encourage private sector participation in major
Former Roads Minister Asenso Boakye has clarified that the projected three-year timeline for completing an express road project was not realistic, citing the absence of feasibility studies at the time the estimate was made. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV with Kwesi E. Baako, the former minister noted that the project had been announced before the necessary
Former Minister for Roads and Highways, Francis Asenso Boakye, has clarified recent public discussions surrounding his remarks on the Kumasi–Accra road developments. Speaking on iKulcha TV / Radio Kulcha with host of their weekly Livestream, Kwesi E. Baako, he stated that his earlier comment had been misconstrued. According to Asenso Boakye, what he intended to
The Kumasi High Court on Friday, 28 November 2025 delivered its final verdict in the much-watched widowhood dispute surrounding the late highlife legend, Daddy Lumba (real name Charles Kwadwo Fosuh). The ruling ends weeks of legal wrangling after his death in July 2025. The dispute centred on two women: Akosua Serwaa Fosuh, who claimed to
