This Saturday on Prime Insight: Experts delve into SIM registration woes and surging fuel prices

This Saturday, 21st March 2026, Joy Prime’s flagship current affairs programme, Prime Insight, will dive into two of the most pressing economic and regulatory issues facing the country: the third round of SIM card registration and the volatile increase in fuel pump prices.

Starting at 7:00 am, host Blessed Sogah will lead a panel to discuss the national SIM registration exercise and the public anxiety over the global crude crisis.

Probing the SIM registration deadlock

With the country entering a third round of SIM card registration, the programme aims to probe the never-ending challenge that has left many citizens frustrated.

The discussion is expected to touch on infrastructure hurdles, data security and inclusivity.

Fuel price hikes and the Minority’s call for relief

In the second segment, the panel will address the global crude crisis and the subsequent pump price Increase. Following recent spikes at the pumps, the Minority in Parliament has intensified calls for government relief to cushion the effect on the average Ghanaian.

The guest list for this Saturday includes a diverse group of voices:

• Solomon Owusu: Director of Communications, United Party.
• Benjamin Madugu Avornyotse: Director of Comms, International Cooperation & Strategic Partnership, Cyber Security Authority.
• Dr Ezekiel Agyekum-Obeng: Member, NPP National Communications Team.
• Ivan Kyei Innocent: Youth Activist.

How to watch

Viewers can tune in to the live broadcast on Saturday, 21st March 2026, from 7:00 am to 9:00 am on:

• DStv Channel 281.
• GOtv Channel 124.
• Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT).
• Live streaming via @JoyPrimeTV on social media platforms.

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