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Welcome to Kasa Channel – your ultimate destination for vibrant conversations and engaging content! At Kasa Channel, we’re all about connecting with Ghana’s youthful and dynamic audience. From the latest trends in lifestyle, entertainment, culture, politics, and social issues, we bring you content that’s fresh, relatable, and impactful. Our team of creative storytellers and bold voices is dedicate

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12/05/2026

Accra 2026 happening at UG sports stadium.

06/05/2026

Hayford M. Ayerakwa, Director of Research and Administration at APL, says findings from the APL Barometer report indicate that many Ghanaians continue to struggle with affordability despite signs of macroeconomic recovery.

06/05/2026

Director of Research and Administration at APL, Dr. Hayford M. Ayerakwa of APL has criticised government’s removal of excess liquidity from the system, cautioning that the move may have unintended consequences on businesses and households.

06/05/2026

APL Wellbeing Tracker and Governance and Trust Barometer report indicates that while macroeconomic indicators point to recovery, many citizens are yet to experience meaningful improvements in their day-to-day living conditions.

06/05/2026

“If the people don’t feel it, the economy isn’t working.” — Edwin Alfred Nii Obodai Provencal

He made this remark at the Launch of the APL Ghana Wellbeing Tracker & APL Governance and Trust Barometer, under the theme: “From Macroeconomic Recovery to Household Wellbeing: Bridging the Trust and Delivery Gap.”

24/04/2026

Many trained teachers have taken their frustration to the Ministry of Finance, protesting what they describe as an unfair recruitment process that has sidelined many qualified graduates.

24/04/2026

NUGS International Relations Secretary, Emmanuel Owusu Amponsah joins unemployed teachers in protest over recruitment concerns.

24/04/2026

Unemployed Teachers insinuate to vote government out in 2028 if their petition is not addressed.

24/04/2026

Many trained teachers have taken their frustration to the Ministry of Finance, protesting what they describe as an unfair recruitment process that has sidelined many qualified graduates.

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