- Inusah Fuseini stands by explosive claims against Ofori-Atta’s wife despite calls to retract
- Accountability isn’t persecution, Ofori-Atta broke his promise and now plays victim – Hon Fuseini
- Stakeholders reassesses Ghana’s fight against child marriage, aiming for zero tolerance by 2030
- PRINPAG urged to break down inflation, FX and rates for everyday understanding
- GAF dismisses report 60% applicants tested HIV positive
- Solidarity visit: Ghana’s foreign minister meets Jamaican leaders, honours troops rebuilding after hurricane
- Bawumia acknowledges indispensable role of party members; vows to tackle exclusion & neglect
- Bank of Ghana backs cocoa sector with IFC, boosting LBCs and rural livelihoods
Author: Krobea
The two major water bodies in the Western Region, River Ankobra and River Pra, which until recently had regained their natural ecology as a result of the vigorous work of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM), have now become turbid again. The rivers, until the work of the IMCIM, were heavily polluted as a result of the activities of illegal small-scale mining – no wonder we were concerned if not rightfully alarmed. In April last year, these rivers regained their natural outlook… and boy oh boy, what a relief it was for the local folks. No wonder, fishermen and…
It was dramatic on Wednesday at the Accra High Court where the trial of the National Chairman of the opposition NDC, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo, and Deputy Communication Officer Kweku Boahen is being heard. A broadcast journalist with Adom FM, Benjamin Osei Ampofo Adjei, denied his own witness statement despite acknowledging his signature to it when he appeared to testify against the two accused. Prosecution then decided to tender in the statement but the defense counsel objected, indicating that the rules say both parties had to agree before it is tendered in. After some back and forth, the court adopted the…
The Inter-Party Resistance Against New Voter Register (IPRAN has petitioned former President Jerry John Rawlings to seek his counsel in its quest to stop the Electoral Commission from compiling a new register ahead of the 2020 elections. A delegation of the coalition, led by People’s National Convention (PNC) National Chairman Bernard Mornah, who met the former President at his office on Tuesday, said the Electoral Commission’s “refusal to listen to wise counsel particularly from persons who have participated in the electoral process for a very long time has led to very painful but wrong decisions”. The coalition said while the…
Socialite Rosemond Brown says she is happy to have secured for herself a new car. She said most of the celebrities who have been in the limelight for long cannot boast of their own cars but rather hire the services of Uber and taxi drivers. Asked if she got the car in exchange for sex, Akuapem Poloo, who refers to herself as a drama queen, answered in the negative. She told TV3’s Johnnie Hughes on New Day on Wednesday, January 29 that she got the car through twerking, acting as well as serving as brand ambassadors for some products. “I…
Details are emerging that fire officers initially called in to put out Tuesday night’s fire at Accra Academy went there with empty water canons. It took a second tanker to bring the inferno under control. A total of three tankers were spotted at the school. It is unclear what the cause of the fire was but it comes almost a fortnight after another fire gutted Alema and Halm Addo halls. Fire destroys two halls of residence at Accra Academy News of the outbreak got to old boys as well as parents, who trooped to the school to get their wards…
On the heels of the tenth anniversary of the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), the private-sector-led philanthropy focused on empowering African entrepreneurs has enhanced its flagship Entrepreneurship Programme to empower more entrepreneurs across the continent. These enhancements, which took effect from January 1, 2020—the launch of the 6th cycle of the Programme—will achieve the Foundation’s mandate to transform the African continent through entrepreneurship. Most prominent among the enhancements are the new dates in the Programme cycle, its emphasis on providing thousands of entrepreneurs with business training, and its focus on leveraging technology to optimise the application and selection process as well…
It was on Sunday, January 19, 2020, and the venue was in Berlin, Germany. There, they gathered. Leaders and diplomats had met and the agenda for the gathering was not far-fetched. The world’s superpowers had met two peeved strong men from war-ravaged North African state of Libya to unlock their ‘horns’ as they continuously fight for supremacy over who rules their country. But, even before the Libya Summit could come off, it was as predictable as clockwork as it was impossible for the world powers to get the two factions sign a ceasefire deal. The [foreign] protagonists themselves involved in…
Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram Constituency Samuel Nartey George says the ambulances procured by government and distributed to the 275 constituencies will not survive Ghana’s roads. According to him, the nature of roads in the various constituencies will destroy the ambulances in no time. Sam George, as he is popularly called, made this known on TV3’s New Day on Wednesday while discussing the much talked-about ambulances distributed on Tuesday, January 28. After being parked for months, the ambulances procured for the National Ambulance Service under the Ministry of Special Development Initiatives were commissioned by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo at…
Dr. Prekese, I am one of your an ardent listener on Onua FM’s drive time “Efie Ne Fie”. I know you have a segment on your show called “Asumasem” (secrets) where you give listeners the opportunity to share their secrets/stories and seek help or counseling if they need it. Sorry to disappoint you but this isn’t a cry for help story. Just thought I should share my secret as well I read an article published by the New York Post, a Manhattan-based psychiatrist, Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg, told New York Post that “20% of men cheat but that number has been…
Two government officials are under investigation for acts of corruption, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has revealed. He said if the two are found guilty they will face the full rigours of the law. The president did not, however, mention the names of these appointees. He made this known on Tuesday, January 28, when he met members of the diplomatic corps at this year’s New Year Greeting and Diplomatic Reception held at the Peduase Lodge. He dismissed assertions that he shields – popularly tagged ‘clearing’ by the opposition – appointees accused of corruption. “Again, every single alleged act of corruption…