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Livestream: Newsfile discusses galamsey taxes, sole-sourcing probes, Black Stars coach sacking and presidential dialogue
April 4, 2026
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Livestream: Newsfile discusses galamsey taxes, sole-sourcing probes, Black Stars coach sacking and presidential dialogue

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Key Points

  • JoyNews' Newsfile will dissect the probe into sole-sourced contracts for the controversial "Big Push" initiative.
  • The show will discuss the halt of the "Galamsey Tax" and calls for punishment against MMDCEs over illegal mining.
  • President John Mahama's recent engagements with civil society organizations on governance and accountability will be scrutinized.
  • Panellists will debate the justification for the potential or actual sacking of Black Stars coach Otto Addo following mixed results.
  • The broadcast covers key national issues including corruption, environmental degradation, political accountability, and national sports performance.

Why This Matters

This article highlights critical national issues in Ghana, reflecting ongoing public discourse and challenges in governance and development. The topics covered, from alleged corruption in major projects to environmental degradation caused by illegal mining and political accountability, directly impact the nation's economic stability, social well-being, and international standing. The discussions point to the need for transparency, effective policy implementation, and strong leadership to address these pressing concerns.

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