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Discussing Abronye's allegation (Kasa by-heart) and matters arising.

Kwame Sarpong Asiedu on the health professionals leaving Ghana - In Ghana we value our politics more than those who keeps us alive(Health professionals)

Discussion: Will the Ghana card enable you to travel around the world, or not? and Uncle Ebow Whyte on confronting issues.

Discussion with Suleman Braimah (MFWA) on the arrest of Journalist

The E-levy Cake; 'na who send am?' - the minority caucus, majority caucus, or the Fellow Ghanaian? - Raymond Acquah, Kojo Yankson, and Winston Amoah discuss the E-levy cake.

Discussing Maxam fine- Gov’t slaps Maxam company with $6 million fine over Appiate explosion with Hon. Samuel Abu Jinapor [Minister of Lands and Natural Resource]. "The most important thing is that the company has agreed with the government to pay $5 million to the Government of Ghana" - Hon. Samuel Abu Jinapor [Minister of Lands and Natural Resource]

Discussing UTAG Strike- NLC cancels scheduled meeting after UTAG declined invitation with Ken Thompson and Dr. John Kumah.

Discussing the latest Moody's Report with Dr. Theo Acheampong. "There are a number of some factors that actually go into such rating, you look at the external factors or internal factors." - Dr. Theo Acheampong.

Discussing Sekondi-Takoradi MCE and the police's encounter.

Discussing E-levy Brouhaha: "There is no poor person who will pay for the E-levy, because in Ghana the poor person is someone who makes GHS 70 a year" - Hon. Kwabena Okyere Darko-Mensah [Western Regional Minister] on E-levy.

One-on-one with Joseph Cudjoe, Public Enterprises,

Discussing fuel price increment with Kojo Poku [Energy Analyst] and Gabby Kumi. "If somebody sells lower or there is a cheaper fuel station it doesn't mean it's a bad fuel" - Kojo Poku [Energy Analyst]

Discussion on the E-levy and matters arising with Raymond Acquah, Mamavi Owusu-Aboagye, Winston Amoah, and Kojo Yankson.

Discussing Covid-19 Trust Fund. Did you know the National Union of Ghana Students received GHS 40,000 from the COVID-19 Trust Fund to support the organization of their National Leadership Training and Handover Programme?

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