This report focuses on the Street Lighting situation in Ghana where several street lights across Ghana's capital, Accra have broken down. This situation has made visibility on these roads straining for drivers resulting in the increase in road accidents in Ghana. 

Street Lighting situation in Ghana .MP3

Coffin makers in Accra, Ghana have expressed concerns about falling sales and have blamed it to the worsening economic conditions in the West African nation . 

Coffin Makers in Ghana unhappy with sales.MP3

Today, September 9 is a statutory holiday to celebrate the birthday of Ghana’s first president Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. The late president would have been 105 if he were to be alive. Benjamin Epton Owusu in this report details Nkrumah's Life and legacy and throws light on how relevant he still is to the ordinary Ghanaian. 

The legacy/vision of Kwame Nkrumah

Fisher folks in James town, Ghana are threatening to demonstrate if the Ghanaian government removes subsidies on petroleum products especially premix fuel as is being proposed by the IMF. In this report, i visited the fisher folks at James town and engaged the fishermen to understand their various concerns.


Ghanaian Fishermen to Protest IMF Bailout Conditions.MP3

Several shops at the Neoplan station and around the Kwame Nkrumah circle in Accra were demolished on Sunday, October 5 by contractors from the department of urban roads, Ghana. Over eighty shops were affected by the exercise as their respective owners looked on helplessly. Here is a report i filed on the exercise.

Shops at Kwame Nkrumah Circle demolished.MP3

Thousands of People together with political parties in Ghana. poured onto the streets to take a bold stand to #SayNoToTribal politics in Ghana. The demonstration which was dubbed  "one nation, one people, we are all equal’ had representatives from the Ga Traditional Area - the governing National Democratic Congress and opposition parties: The New Patriotic Party and People’s National Congress.  Benjamin Epton Owusu recounts his experience in this 5 minutes feature. 

Ghanaian Political Parties hit streets to #SayNoToTribalPolitics

Residents of Rasta a community between the Teshie Military Academy and the Mars Barracks are living in fear due to constant attacks by armed robbers. On the average, the residents claim they are attacked twice a week and this has been going on since December 2014. 

Benjamin Epton Owusu visited the area and came through with this report.  

Armed robbers torment Teshie residents twice a week

Benjamin Epton Owusu is a Broad Cast/Online Journalist at CITI97.3FM in Accra,Ghana.  I love to talk Sports, Politics, Current Affairs and Diplomacy. 