Economic analyst Dr. Newlove Asamoah has praised the 2026 Budget presented by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, describing it as a blueprint that offers renewed hope for national economic growth. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV with host Kwesi E. Baako, Dr. Asamoah stated that the budget demonstrates a clear commitment to stabilizing the economy while […]
Eagle Eye International, a civil advocacy group led by Seth Adu Adjei, has announced its intention to submit a formal petition to President John Dramani Mahama calling for the removal of Chief Justice Baffoe Bonnie. Speaking in an interview on Ikulcha TV/Radio with host Kwesi E. Baako, Seth Adu Adjei explained that the organization
Founder of Eagle Eye International, Seth Adu Adjei, has firmly stated that his advocacy work is not influenced by any political party. Speaking during an interview on Ikulcah with Kwesi E. Baako, he emphasized that his interest lies solely in strengthening Ghana’s democratic institutions, especially the judiciary. According to Adu Adjei, ensuring true judicial independence
Dr. Newlove Asamoah has projected a bold future for Ghana’s poultry sector, urging the nation to imagine producing up to 70% of its chicken consumption locally through the innovative Nkoko Nkiti Nkiti programme. Speaking in an interview on Ikulcha Radio/TV with host Kwesi E Baako, he emphasized that such an achievement would significantly transform the economy
Economist Dr. Newlove Asamoah stated on Ikulcah Radio/TV with host Kwesi E Baako that Ghana’s 2026 budget, read in Parliament by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, is successfully structured to create more jobs. In his assessment, the policy signals a deliberate shift from only stabilizing the economy toward inclusive growth and employment expansion. Speaking
Media personality and cultural advocate Kwesi E Baako has shared his thoughts about artistry and authenticity in Ghana’s music industry. Speaking passionately on the show, Baako reminded viewers that Bob Marley, one of the most influential musicians the world has ever known, never won a GRAMMY Award during his lifetime, yet his impact remains unmatched.
Media personality and cultural critic Kwesi E Baako has added his voice to the conversation in the Ghanaian music space expressing his thoughts on the growing obsession with international awards, particularly the Grammys. Speaking on his show on iKulcha TV, Baako stated bluntly, “I don’t have too much respect for the Grammys,” emphasizing that while global
Former Deputy Minister of Defense, Major (Rtd) Derrick Oduro, has disclosed that Ghana once came dangerously close to engaging in armed conflict with neighboring Ivory Coast over a maritime boundary and oil-related dispute. Speaking in an interview on iKulcha TV/ Radio Kulcha with host Kwesi E. Baako, Major Oduro revealed that tensions between the two
Retired army officer and former Deputy Minister for Defence, Major (Rtd) Derrick Oduro, has lamented that Ghana’s fight against illegal mining, popularly known as Galamsey has become increasingly difficult due to political interference. Speaking on Ikulcha Radio/TV with Kwesi E. Baako, Major Oduro explained that what should have been a unified national effort to protect
Former Deputy Minister of Defence, Major (Rtd) Derrick Oduro, has issued a strong warning about the growing threat of illegal mining, popularly known as Galamsey, cautioning that if urgent action is not taken, it could trigger serious social unrest in Ghana. Speaking on Ikulcha TV/Radio with Kwesi E. Baako, Maj. Oduro described the galamsey menace
