Between The Lines

EPISODE 1: Implement 24-Hour Jobs for the Youth!

The youth cast their votes with hope in their hearts, believing in a Ghana that never sleeps—a nation alive with opportunity and unstoppable progress. Yet today, a single, resounding question rises from every corner: ?

We are not asking for miracles; we are demanding action. The 24-hour economy is not a dream—it is a necessity. Three shifts, three jobs, and the boundless energy of our young people waiting to ignite our factories, markets, and services. Every silent hour, every darkened workspace, is another moment our youth are left behind.

Enough of the waiting! Enough of the empty words! It is time for the government to make good on the promise of the Ghana we believed in. Let the youth work. Let the youth earn. Let the youth build the Ghana that beats with the pulse of our collective dreams.

No more delays. The time is NOW..

WATCH OUT FOR EPISODE 2!

Coming to you tomorrow at 7:00 PM sharp.

We voted expecting a Ghana which never sleeps. The youth of Ghana, united in their voice, ask Lamisi, where their shift is.

On Sunday at 7:00. Anticipate!

The government has been manipulating data to achieve favorable economic data - Oppong Nkrumah

Walahi Talahi Mahama and his people promised to cancel the Teacher Licensure
Exams.

Useless talk

Ghana is a net exporter of oil and we gain hugely when prices go up.

- Abdulai Jinapor

Today, they’ve blessed Ghanaians with a GH¢1.26 per litre Energy Sector Shortfall and Debt Recovery Levy, a 182.6% increase from GH¢0.69 in 2024 to GH¢1.95 in 2025, redefining “relief.” Thanks to these genius minds, taxes and levies on ex-pump prices have risen by 31.8%. Which is better for ordinary Ghanaians: thinner wallets and soaring levies today, or the vote-winning promises yesterday? Who is the liar: the government that swore to ease our burden, or the statistics suggesting we should smile?